Libya
Libya Donates 950 Tons of Aid to Gaza
Libya has contributed over 950 tons of food, medical supplies, and medicine to Gaza, according to the Egyptian Red Crescent....
Read more12 Foreign Companies Participate in Benghazi’s International Mining Expo
The inaugural Benghazi International Mining Expo kicked off on Sunday, organized by the National Mining Corporation under the Ministry of...
Read moreLibya Launches Second Phase of Security Operations near Tunisian Borders
On Sunday, the Interior Ministry in the Libyan Government of National Unity (GNU) announced the second phase of securing the...
Read moreUN Envoy: Libyan Leaders Don’t Want Elections
The UN envoy to Libya, Abdoulaye Bathily said that the Libyan leaders don't want to hold the postponed Presidential and...
Read moreLibya’s LIA Ends Long-Standing Legal Freeze on Its Assets in France
On Sunday, the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), Libya’s state-owned sovereign wealth fund, achieved a significant legal milestone by lifting the...
Read moreEgyptian Construction Union to Resolve Debt Crisis with Libya
The Egyptian Union of Construction and Building Contractors has announced its commitment to resolving outstanding financial claims for Egyptian construction...
Read moreUN Calls for the Protection of Women’s Rights in Libya
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) urged Libyan authorities to create an environment that upholds the rights of...
Read moreLibyan Minister: Government Prioritises South Region
The Libyan Interior Minister of the Parliament-designate government, Essam Abu-Zaribah, discussed key initiatives with Omar Mohammed Othman, the Director of...
Read moreLibyan Economy Minister Approves E-Commerce Stores
Mohamed Al-Hwaij, Libya's Minister of Economy and Trade in the Government of National Unity (GNU), along with the Chairman of...
Read moreLibyan MP Concerned over UN’s Approach in Libya
Libyan Member of Parliament (MP) Ali Al-Sol has expressed concerns regarding the ongoing political dialogues in Libya. He emphasised that...
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