AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDesertification & climate risk: A new report warns the Sahara is expanding, with UN data saying more than three-quarters of land has become permanently drier since 1996—fueling fears of desert encroachment into the Sahel. Biodiversity & protected areas: Libya’s Heritage and Wildlife Authority met Belarus to strengthen nature reserve protection and environmental monitoring, including falcon breeding and wildlife cooperation. Extreme weather response: Libya’s Red Crescent (Ghat) provided emergency aid after heavy rains hit Tahala, with forecasts of continued rain and possible flash floods. Energy transition & methane: G7-linked discussions highlight methane cuts as a fast climate win that could also ease gas market pressure, pointing to existing near-zero solutions for oil and gas. Water, health & climate in Sabha: UN teams assessed climate risks, water access, and health challenges in southern municipalities, focusing on local service delivery needs. Southern Libya governance: UN deputy envoy Ulrika Richardson visited Fezzan, urging action against smuggling and trafficking while meeting mayors on water, sanitation, and healthcare gaps. Libya-Greece migration pressures: Greece reported a 40%+ drop in sea arrivals in early 2026, while flows on the Libya-to-Crete route fell only slightly—raising continued pressure on regional maritime management.
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