PM meets Libyan patients in Italy
Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah received, at his residence in Rome, a group of Libyan nationals receiving treatment in Italy, including those wounded in conflicts.
The meeting was joined by Libya's ambassador, as well as the health attaches in Rome and Milan.
The health attaché in Milan briefed the PM on the number of patients and wounded who are receiving treatment in Italy and the difficulties facing them at the living, visa, and treatment levels.
Libya-Morocco Trade and Business Forum to be held in September
The Libyan-Moroccan Trade and Business Forum will be held from 11 to 14 September in Tangier, Morocco, with the purpose of promoting joint investments. The forum will be held in partnership with the Libyan Center for Export Development, with the support of the Ministry of Economy and Trade in Tripoli, and in cooperation with economy institutions in Morocco.
According to Moroccan media, the organization of this forum is part of a strategy aimed at strengthening Libyan-Moroccan relations among suppliers, exporters and chambers of commerce in free zones to be present in the Arab Maghreb and African markets.
Libyan PM participates in opening new Football Federation's headquarters
The Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, accompanied by the Minister of Sports, Abdul Shafie Al-Jweifi, participated Tuesday in the opening of the new headquarters of the Libyan Football Federation (LFF).
Rare bird spotted in Libya for third time
A bird species that hadn’t been seen in Libya for nearly 15 years made a surprising return on May 14.
The Libyan Organization for Conservation of Nature confirmed this is the third time the Terek sandpiper has ever been spotted in Libya and the first in the Western region.
The previous records were both in the eastern parts of the country in 2008.
The species was spotted by the Organization's team while on a trip it conducted in coordination with the Misrata Environmental Affairs Monitor to the wetlands in Misrata.
Libya, Morocco sign 5-year long MoU on education
The Minister of Education of Government of National Unity, Musa al-Maqrif, has signed with Minister of National Education, Primary Education and Sports in Morocco, Chakib Benmoussa, a memorandum of understanding and cooperation for a period of 5 years in the field of education, in order to strengthen relations between the two countries, according to an announcement by the Libyan Ministry of Education on Sunday.
The ministry reported that the MoU was signed on Friday, at the end of the 13th Conference of Arab Ministers of Education, which was hosted by Morocco on May 31.
Simulating Preparedness and Response to Polio Outbreak workshop takes place in Tripoli
The National Center for Disease Control launched on Sunday a workshop in cooperation with the World Health Organization at Al-Mahari Hotel in Tripoli. The workshop is titled "Simulating Preparedness and Response to an Outbreak of Polio" and it's held after the emergence of Polio cases in African countries, including neighboring countries: Chad and Niger. According to the center, Libya is completely free of Polio cases, underscoring the fact that efforts are being made to keep Polio out of Libya.
Potential shifts in the Libyan crisis
The war in Sudan will have serious repercussions on the Libyan crisis, far more than Sudan’s other neighboring countries. Political stability enjoyed by these countries will leverage security threats, and will further confuse the US strategy in Libya, which seeks to form a joint armed force from the conflicting powers, and achieve a political consensus, conducive to elections before the end of the year.
The Sudanese war could lead to a security situation overshadowing the political one, thus decreasing focus on the election file.
Menfi reviews with French envoy the results of the work of 6 + 6 committee
The head of the Presidential Council, Mohammed Menfi, received on Thursday the Special Envoy of the French President to Libya, Paul Soler, in the presence of the French A
Air traffic staff warn to halt operations
The head of the General Union of Air Traffic Controllers, Fathi Al-Busaifi, has warned to take action and halt air navigation if the government continues to "ignore their
Red Cross delivers medical supplies to several health facilities in Libya
The Red Cross (ICRC) said its team provided three Libyan health facilities with a shipment of medicines and medical supplies last week.
GECOL reviews with Audit Bureau plan to develop the power grid
The head of the Audit Bureau, Khaled Shakshak, on Wednesday discussed with the Chairman of the General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL), Muhammad Al-Mashai, the compa
Minister of Labour affirms government's endeavor to achieve social justice through raising salaries
The Minister of Labour and Rehabilitation, Ali Al-Abed, has affirmed the government's endeavor to achieve social justice through raising salaries, the unified salary scal
Public Prosecutor Office arrests a person cultivating hashish in his farm
The Public Prosecutor Office has announced the arrest of a person accused of cultivating the narcotic plant “hashish” in his farm south of Tripoli, after receiving a repo
Minister of Health discusses pharmaceutical cooperation with American, Portuguese companies
Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Minister of Health, Ramadan Abu Janah, has discussed with a Portuguese drug manufacturing company, and an American company specialized in
PC member Al-Koni, UNDP review the new Peacebuilding and Recovery Program
Member of the Presidential Council, Mussa Al-Koni, has discussed with the Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), Marc-Andre Franche, th
Governor of Libyan Central Bank reviews cooperation with US Treasury Department
The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Al-Siddiq Al-Kabir, met in Washington on Tuesday with US Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Eric Meyer, and the US Special Env
Majority of foodstuffs suppliers do not carry out food laboratory tests, Al-Sour says
The Public Prosecutor, Al-Siddiq Al-Sour, has confirmed the seizure of expired and damaged foodstuffs offered for sale, blaming the regulatory authorities and the food laboratories for the absence
