GASIMP receives reports of mass graves in Abu Saleem
The General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons (GASIMP) has announced that it had received reports in recent days from families of missing persons regarding the possible presence of mass graves at a former site belonging to a security formation, located within the zoo in the Abu Saleem municipality.
Libya, Islamic Development Bank discuss economic empowerment and food security
The Ministry of Finance held talks with the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) to explore support for a number of development initiatives.
Finance Minister Khaled Al-Mabrouk met with an IsDB delegation led by Ahmed Ag Abou Bakrine in Tripoli during the group’s official visit from 10 to 13 May.
The two sides discussed economic empowerment programmes targeting small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as initiatives to improve livelihoods through sustainable economic strategies.
Al-Hilal and Al-Ahly Tripoli top their groups in Libyan football league
Al-Hilal maintained its lead in Group A after an exciting victory over its neighbor Al-Tahaddi, while Al-Ahly Tripoli got the first place from Al-Sweihli to top Group B alone despite a goalless draw with Al-Ittihad.
Al-Hilal defeated Al-Tahaddi 2–1, bringing its tally to 10 points—three ahead of Al-Ahly Benghazi, which moved up to second place after returning from Shahat with a 3–1 win over Al-Sadaqa, reaching 7 points.
Libya telecom holding company launches medusa submarine cable project
The Libyan Post, Telecommunications and Information Technology Company (LPTIC) has announced the launching of the "Medusa" submarine cable project, one of the strategic initiatives that will connect Libya to Europe through an undersea cable stretching 8,700 kilometers.
The launching ceremony was attended by the Head of the General Authority for Communications and Information, Abdelbaset Al-Baaour; Chairman of the Board of LPTIC, Youssef Abu Zuwaita; Mayor of Misrata, Mahmoud Al-Saqoutari; and officials from telecommunications companies.
Higher Education Ministry says UNESCO wants to reopen its office in Tripoli
The UNESCO Regional Director for North Africa, Eric Falt, expressed on Monday the organization's desire to open a UNESCO office in Libya, pointing out the importance of permanent and direct communication in order to overcome all difficulties to complete stalled and future projects, according to a statement by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
Libya court jails health officials over faulty medical equipment deal
A criminal court in Tripoli has sentenced thirteen health officials and contractors to five years in prison after convicting them of involvement in the supply of medical equipment that failed to meet approved standards.
The case centred on employees tasked with verifying and receiving goods for the Ministry of Health, as well as agents from companies contracted to provide medical supplies.
Prosecutors charged a total of fourteen individuals after uncovering documents falsely claiming that hospitals in Ghadames, Jandouba, Nessma, and Al-Shuqayqa had received the equipment.
Getting rid of Haftar and his gangs prerequisite for state establishment
Two events will have a profound impact on the course of the Libyan crisis, especially the first, which caused great shock in various local circles and was met with anger, denunciation, and condemnation after the publication of footage of the MP Ibrahim Al-Darsi, who had been missing for a year.
Saleh forms crisis committee over Tripoli clashes
Libya’s Speaker of Parliament, Aguila Saleh, has established a temporary parliamentary committee to monitor the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in the c
UK Ambassador praises Menfi’s efforts to stabilize Tripoli, says Presidential Council
The Presidential Council said on Thursday that British Ambassador Martin Longden praised the measures taken by its head, Mohammed Menfi, to ease tensions and achieve a se
AGOCO explores utilization of associated gas in Messla and Sarir fields
The Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) has discussed a project aimed at utilizing associated gas from the Messla and Sarir oil fields, with the goal of creating added econo
Libya’s Foreign Ministry denies diplomatic evacuation requests in Tripoli
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of National Unity has denied receiving any official requests for the evacuation of diplomatic missions operating in Trip
Turkey voices concern over Tripoli clashes and offers to help broker peace
Turkey has expressed concern over the recent escalation of violence in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, and said it is ready to play a role in reaching a lasting and sustaina
Red Crescent successfully evacuates stranded civilians in several Tripoli areas
The emergency team of the Libyan Red Crescent carried out several evacuation operations on Wednesday to assist individuals stranded in central Tripoli, following a ceasef
Libya welcomes lifting of sanctions on Syria as step toward regional reintegration
The Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs has welcomed the decision to lift sanctions on Syria, describing it as a significant step toward reintegrating the country into its
Missing Persons Authority begins DNA sampling of bodies found on Misrata shores
The Authority for the Search and Identification of Missing Persons has begun collecting DNA samples from 30 bodies discovered earlier on the shores of the city of Misrata
Dbeibah orders emergency meeting to assess damage from Tripoli clashes
The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, has ordered an emergency meeting to assess the damage caused to citizens’ properties in Tripo
Ministry of Interior: Stolen vehicles recovered and theft suspects arrested in Abu Salim Municipality
The Ministry of Interior of the Government of National Unity announced on Tuesday that its Law Enforcement Department, part of the General Directorate of Security Operati
