AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMigration & UN Response: UNHCR says it does not run migrant settlement programs in Libya and only provides humanitarian help with Libyan authorities, as protests target the agency in Tripoli. Foreign Ministry Warning: Libya’s foreign ministry rejects any resettlement plans, urges citizens to verify social media claims, and warns against incitement or actions that could harm national interests. UN Concern Over Online Harm: The UN in Libya flags rising misinformation and inflammatory rhetoric online, saying it could deepen tensions and fuel discrimination or violence. Libya Politics on Demography: The House of Representatives calls for action against any move that could “settle foreigners” or change Libya’s demographic identity, stressing sovereignty and cultural red lines. Tech & Governance: Libya launches its National AI Strategy 2026–2030 and an AI ethics charter, aiming to expand AI use across government and protect digital rights. Sports (Libya-linked): Intisar Shanib becomes the first woman to head Darnes Sports Club in Derna, unopposed after rivals withdrew.
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