Egypt Denounces UN’s “Vague Initiatives” in Libya
On Thursday, the Spokesman for the Egyptian Foreign Ministry, Ahmed Abu Zeid expressed Cairo's regret over the "UN Security Council's ...
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Egypt Plans to Extend Railway Network to Benghazi
Egypt's Minister of Transport, Kamel El-Wazir announced that his ministry plans to extend the railway network to Benghazi, eastern Libya. ...
Read moreBenghazi to Host “Made in Egypt” Exhibition
The Chairman of the Benghazi Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture, Saleh Al-Obeidi said that Libya’s second-largest city, Benghazi, will ...
Read moreEgypt Supports Current Electoral Track in Libya
“Egypt supports all legitimate institutions in Libya, especially in light of the current circumstances,” said Ahmed Abu Zeid, the Official ...
Read moreLibya Deports 16 Egyptian Migrants
The Anti-Illegal Immigration Agency of the Libyan eastern city of Shahat deported 16 Egyptians who had entered Libya without documents. ...
Read moreEgypt Welcomes Constitutional Amendment in Libya
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry welcomed the Libyan Parliament's amendment of the 13th Constitutional Declaration. It described this as "an important ...
Read moreEgyptian FM: Libyan Government Failed to Hold Elections
Egyptian Foreign Minister, Sameh Shoukry underlined the state of “frustration in Libya after the outgoing Government of National Unity (GNU) ...
Read moreEgyptian MP Requests Egyptian Government to Help Free Kidnapped Workers in Libya
On Thursday, Egyptian MP, Mostafa Bakry filed a briefing request with Foreign Minister, Sameh Shoukry after six Egyptian Christians were ...
Read moreEgypt’s Church Council Denounces Kidnapping of Six Egyptians in Libya
On Wednesday, Rev. Yeshua Yacoub, Secretary General of Egypt's Council of Churches, denounced the kidnapping of six Egyptians in Libya ...
Read moreLibyan Creativity Festival to Launch in Cairo
A group of Libyan academics residing in Cairo launched the Libya Creativity Festival. The media office of the festival said ...
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