Libya Elected Vice-President at UNESCO Cultural Conference
On Sunday, Libya was elected as the vice president of the 42nd General Conference of UNESCO, marking a pivotal moment ...
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Libya’s NOC & Parliament Discuss Boosting Oil Production
On Sunday, the Chairman of Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) received Member of Parliament (MP), Issa Al-Araibi, the Chairman of ...
Read moreWeapons Flowing from Libya to Nigeria Fuel Regional Instability
African experts reveal in a recent report that small arms and light weapons illicitly leaked from Libya have flooded Nigeria's ...
Read moreMisrata Medical Centre Conducts First Open Heart Surgeries
Misrata Medical Centre in Libya successfully conducted its first two open-heart surgeries, marking a significant milestone in the facility's history. ...
Read moreLibyan Minister Optimistic about Economic Future
The Libyan Minister of Economy and Trade in the Government of National Unity (GNU), Mohamed Al-Hwaij, expressed optimism about Libya's ...
Read moreTraffic Accidents Claim 9,245 Lives in Libya within 5 Years
The Government of National Unity (GNU) revealed that traffic accidents have resulted in the deaths of 9,245 individuals over the ...
Read moreIllegal Liquor Factory Seized in Libya
In a significant crackdown on unlicensed alcohol production, the Libyan Ajdabiya Security Directorate announced the seizure of a large-scale liquor ...
Read moreLibya Joins UNESCO Convention
Libya has officially joined the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible ...
Read moreLibyan MP: Amending Electoral Laws Means Returning to Square One
Abdel Moneim Al-Arfi, a Member of Parliament (MP), expressed concerns over potential amendments to Libya's electoral laws. He believes that ...
Read moreLibya & Oman Collaborate on Digital Education
In the dynamic backdrop of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) General Conference in Paris, a significant ...
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