145 Egyptian bodies arrived at the Tobruk Medical Center from the city of Derna, killed in the floods after Storm Daniel hit the city, the Municipal Council of Tobruk ann
The Egyptian Minister of Labour, Hassan Shehata, has revealed new details regarding sending Egyptian workers to Libya, after the electronic link that established between
The Minister of Labour and Rehabilitation, Ali Al-Abed, has discussed in Cairo, with a coalition of Egyptian companies contracted to implement infrastructure projects in Libya, m
Adviser to the Egyptian Minister of Manpower, Hussein Al-Bakbashi, has stated that Egyptian workers still have security concerns about traveling to Libya despite their
The Libyan Labor Minister Ali Al-Abed said Libya is going to receive about two million Egyptian workers in the two coming years to help rebuild the country, saying Egyp
The Minister of Workforce in Egypt Mohammed Safan said they hope Egyptian workers will arrive in Libya before the end of 2021, saying Libyana markets' needs don't requi
The technical team of the Libyan Labor and Rehabilitation Ministry signed a network connection protocol with Egyptian counterpart after meetings for the two sides this
The Egyptian Minister of Manpower, Mohamed Saafan, confirmed that his ministry had concurred with the Libyan Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation, to organize the proc
The representative of the Manpower Committee in the Egyptian Parliament, Ahmed Mhenni, considered that the decision to bring one million Egyptian workers to partake in
The Libyan Minister of Labor, Ali Al-Abed, said Libya is ready to host one million workers from Egypt and that the agreements and contracts signed between the two count
Egyptian Minister of Manpower Mohamed Saafan has anticipated that around three million Egyptian workers will participate in the reconstruction of Libya.
The Vice President of the General Federation of Egyptian Trade Unions, Magdy Al-Badawi, said that approximately one million Egyptian laborers are expected to arrive in Libya in t
The Libyan Ministry of Labour, along with the Egyptian Ministry of Manpower and Immigration, concurred on the facilitation of ways for Egyptian workers to enter Libya with ease.<
The Egyptian workers held in custody of gunmen in Libya last week over financial dispute between their Egyptian partner and Libyan contractors, have been freed, a relat
Egypt's Minister of Manpower, Mohamed Saffan, said that his country would not send any Egyptian workers to Libya before reassuring the security of the areas in which th
