AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLibya Digital & Finance: Libya has launched its first domestic credit rating agency, SANAD Credit Rating Agency, licensed by the Capital Markets Authority, with initial ratings covering 27 major banks—aimed at cutting the “frontier premium” lenders charge without local risk assessment. Telecoms & 5G: LPTIC held talks with Nokia to expand 5G cooperation and modernize Libya’s telecoms infrastructure for faster digital transformation. Oil Sector Tech: AGOCO and NOC discussed cooperation with Chevron to boost oil field development using advanced technologies and improve operational efficiency. Standards, Industry & AI: Qatar chaired AIDSMO’s 29th session in Tripoli, launching an Arab Industrial Indicators Platform and pushing digital transformation and AI in industry, standardization, and mining. Security & Border Tech: Libya’s Interior Minister announced modern inspection systems for ports, airports, and border crossings, plus plans to upgrade food inspection capacity with international partners. Public Health & Agriculture: In Suluq, authorities closed livestock markets and launched disinfection after suspected foot-and-mouth disease, sending samples to specialized labs. Culture & Tech Materials: Tripoli mural work is underway—55 square meters using ceramic and mosaic techniques to celebrate sea, land, and sky.
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