AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTripoli Floods: Housing Minister Issam al-Tamouni ordered a technical investigation after Tuesday’s deadly deluge, acknowledging some roads failed required standards. Two people were reported dead. Compensation payments are due to begin next week, with a public list of affected homes, shops and vehicles expected within 72 hours and a report naming failed roads and contractors within 30 days. Election Roadmap: UN envoy Hanna Tetteh says a 24-month plan for elections has broad backing, but warned rejection by either legislative chamber could derail it. China also urged Libyan factions to end the political deadlock and avoid renewed conflict. Health: Benghazi Eye Hospital has performed more than 15 free glaucoma surgeries, reopened a specialist clinic and added services for children and newborns. Business and Planning: Tripoli’s Chamber of Commerce and Poland’s diplomatic mission discussed a trade delegation visit—the first in about 20 years—while the Planning Ministry is preparing an international forum on smart cities and sustainable urban development.
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