A blast at Libya's Zawiya power facility on August 15 damaged critical electricity infrastructure already weakened by drone attacks, threatening supplies across the nation and disrupting oil operations worth billions to the economy.
The UN Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2819, permitting Libya's Investment Authority to reinvest frozen assets while maintaining sanctions, strengthening governance and preserving asset value for Libyan citizens.
Unknown assailants attacked Libya's Zawiya refinery, destroying a 4.5-million-liter gasoline tank and triggering a major fire, threatening Africa's largest oil reserves amid ongoing political conflict between rival governments.
Prime Minister Dbeibah inaugurated the sixth African Construction and Equipment Exhibition in Misrata, hosting over 70 Libyan firms and 25 Tunisian companies plus international exhibitors to foster partnerships and advance Libya's post-conflict reconstruction efforts.