AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI Policy Push: Libya’s PM Dbeibah adopted an Artificial Intelligence Ethics Charter and launched a National AI Strategy 2026–2030 with 35 initiatives across six pillars, targeting AI use in government, digital identity, training, and automation of transactions. Digital Payments & Fintech: Tripoli is set to host EPAIX 2026 (June 17–18), a digital transformation and electronic payments exhibition bringing banks and fintech firms together under Central Bank patronage. Tech Education Upgrade: Libya signed an Egypt deal to boost technical and vocational education, expanding specialized training and modernizing equipment. Laboratory System for Trade: The Economy ministry discussed building a national laboratory system to support testing, calibration, and consulting for commodities, including standardized controls tied to HS codes. Regional Trade MoU: Libya and Morocco signed an MoU to strengthen trade and investment cooperation, including market research, training, and trade missions. University Recovery: Students at the University of Benghazi are returning to normal life as a new campus prepares to open, after years of war damage and mined grounds. Humanitarian Tech Angle (Migration): Libya’s migration tensions continue to flare in Tripoli, with irregular migrant populations rising and public anger focused on UNHCR-linked aid operations.
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