Jufra Schools Close Due to Severe Weather Conditions in Libya
Educational services offices in the Jufra regions (Hun, Sukna, and Waddan) announced the suspension of schooling today, Sunday, at all ...
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Libya Launches Italian Language Program in Schools
Libya has officially incorporated the Italian language into its national school curricula, marking a step forward in cultural and educational ...
Read moreLibyan Public Works Minister Inaugurates Schools in Tobruk
Libyan Public Works Minister, Nasr Sharh El-Bal Al-Obaidi inaugurated two schools in Tobruk, on Thursday. These schools, Hay Qureina and ...
Read moreUNICEF Libya Rehabilitating Schools for Derna Students
UNICEF Libya has announced the beginning of rehabilitation efforts for 11 schools, in the cities of Al-Bayda and Shahat, eastern ...
Read moreNew Reconstruction Project in Benghazi to Provide 20,000 Jobs for Tunisians
Abdel-Hafeez Al-Sakraoufi, Chairman of the Supreme Council of Tunisian-Libyan Businessmen, announced that a conference will be held from 4-6 June ...
Read moreSchools in Sebha Close Due to COVID-19 Outbreak
On Thursday, Director of Administrative and Financial Affairs in Sebha, Mohamed Ismail ordered schools to close for two weeks over ...
Read moreAcademic Year Resumes for 2,415 Libyan Schools
On Saturday, hundreds of students at 2,415 educational institutions returned back to their classes. Thousands of schools were permitted to ...
Read moreTwo Renovated Schools in Southern Libya to Reopen
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) announced the completion of the renovation of Othman Ibn Affan School and 17th February ...
Read moreUNHCR Rehabilitates Two Schools in Misrata
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) announced on Monday, that it has cooperated with the International Rescue Committee ...
Read moreUNICEF Inaugurates Two Schools in Libya
On Monday, the Deputy Chargé d'Affaires of UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) in Libya inaugurated the Nafusa Mountains and Esteklal ...
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