UN & Benghazi Local Development: UN Resident Coordinator Ulrika Richardson met Benghazi’s mayor and municipal council to push better public services, disability inclusion, and sustainable development through stronger local coordination. Early Warning for Disasters: A UNDRR progress report spotlights Libya’s Mozn system as the country’s first national real-time early warning network, using climate monitoring stations to trigger instant public alerts. Cybersecurity Crackdown at CBL: Libya’s Attorney General ordered pretrial detention of Central Bank of Libya IT and information security officials over a cyberattack, citing weaknesses in the bank’s cybersecurity framework and missed threat indicators. Southern Industrial Push: Sebha University hosted a consultative meeting to launch a development plan for the South, aiming to declare the region an industrial zone and attract investment via public-private partnerships. Biodiversity on the Coast: Sea turtle teams are monitoring nesting sites on Al Jabal Al Akhdar beaches, urging communities to avoid driving on sandy areas and to protect nesting habitats. Animal Health Emergency: Sulouq declared a field emergency after a suspected foot-and-mouth outbreak, closing livestock markets and launching disinfection while vets test samples. Energy Transition in Sirte: Sirte Steam Power Plant moved closer to switching from liquid fuels to natural gas after trials of a gas metering station, with further pipeline and pressure tests next. Livability Pressure in Tripoli: A new global index ranks Tripoli among the world’s least livable cities, pointing to the lasting impacts of conflict and instability on services and infrastructure.