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Royal Jordanian resumes flights to Benghazi after years of suspension

Royal Jordanian Airlines has resumed flights to Benina International Airport in Benghazi, marking a significant milestone after years of suspended operations.

The inaugural flight was celebrated with a formal reception attended by key figures, including Benghazi's Municipal Steering Council Chairman Al-Saqr Boujuwari, representatives from the Ministry of Civil Aviation, and security officials.

The Jordanian delegation was led by the airline's General Manager, Nael Al-Musalha, and included aviation and healthcare representatives.

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Libya moves to preserve cultural heritage with UNESCO support

The Ministry of Culture and Knowledge Development is working with UNESCO to have traditional dishes and archaeological sites recognized on the World Heritage List.

Minister Mabrouka Toghi met with Eric Falt, UNESCO’s regional director for the Maghreb, to discuss proposals. Among the cultural treasures under consideration are iconic Libyan dishes such as Bazeen, Fatat, Mbakbaka, and Couscous, alongside historic landmarks like Qasr Kabaw, Villa Silin,

Education

PM Dbeibah celebrates graduation of 2,500 students at Tripoli University

Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah joined a grand graduation ceremony at the University of Tripoli on Saturday, honoring the achievements of approximately 2,500 graduates from various faculties.

The event also saw the attendance of several senior officials, including Minister of Higher Education Omran Al-Qeeb, Minister of State for Communication and Political Affairs Walid Al-Lafi, Minister of Cabinet Affairs Adel Jumaa, University President Khaled Aoun, faculty deans, and members of the teaching staff.

Health

Dbeibah awards medics of Tripoli Eye Hospital

‎Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah honored on Saturday the medical, paramedical and administrative personnel at the Eye Hospital in Tripoli, in appreciation of the exceptional efforts they made during 2024.

Dbeibah hailed in a speech during a ceremony celebrating Tripoli Eye Hospital as one of the most prominent medical institutions in Libya what he described as the achievements made by the hospital, which included examining 200,000 patients and performing 12,000 surgeries in 2024.

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Will the people unite in 2025?

This will not happen while Haftar is among us. So why is it impossible to establish a successful state in Libya under Khalifa Haftar’s control?

Libya is now classified as a failed state, and the USA classifies Libya as a threat to its security, as do European countries, which place Libya in level 4 in terms of travel warnings.

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Zallaf Oil Company counters cyber attack

Zallaf Libya Oil and Gas Exploration, Production and Refining Company has announced that its cyber team was able to stop a phishing attack targeting the company's systems

Libyan oil production up again

Libyan oil production has risen again after two days of decline, recording 1,418,486 bpd on Saturday, compared to 1,408,275 bpd on Friday.

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