Libya’s Digital Push: Libya’s General Authority for Communications and Informatics joined the African Telecommunications Union conference in Abuja, backing a new strategic and financial plan and pushing for Libya’s bid to join the ITU Council—another step for digital transformation. Renewables & Grid Links: Egypt’s electricity minister briefed ambassadors on solar and wind investment, smart-grid upgrades, and interconnections that include Libya—aiming for renewables to reach 45% of generation by 2028. Methane Cuts for Libya’s Energy Sector: A new report finds Libya (along with Algeria, Egypt, Nigeria and others) can cut oil-and-gas methane using practical measures like leak detection and repair, with costs depending on infrastructure and regulation. Uranium Enrichment Debate: A policy analysis highlights the tension in U.S. uranium enrichment rules—blocking Iran while tolerating wider spread of enrichment technology elsewhere. Libya Heritage Discovery: Archaeologists say a newly found Greek racecourse in Apollonia could reshape how the ancient Mediterranean port city is understood. Trade Momentum: Pakistan’s chamber and officials urged boosting Pakistan-Libya trade beyond $1bn, pointing to opportunities in IT, engineering, and oil-and-gas services. Security Allegations: An investigation claims secret UAE-linked camps in eastern and southern Libya used to recruit mercenaries, including references to Camp 17 near Benghazi and Al-Jufra Air Base. Tech Market Move: Walton Hi-Tech signed a three-year Libya distribution deal with Tripoli’s ASR AL TECHNIYAH, expanding electronics availability in Libya.