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Al-Huwaij forms a committee for halal goods and products and to ensure their compatibility with the requirements of Islamic Sharia by issuing Resolution 813

The Minister of Economy and Trade, Mohamed Al-Huwaij, forms a committee for halal goods and products and defines its tasks with the issuance of Resolution 813, to set up an integrated mechanism for the control of food products and commodities and to ensure their compliance with the requirements of Islamic law, and to organize the import process, traceability, examination and accreditation of halal certification bodies.

Al-Huwaij presented a proposal for the technical standard requirements for halal products, the evaluation of slaughterhouses that are allowed to supply their products, the establishment of controls for their approval inside and outside the Libyan state, and the organization of a workshop to discuss halal goods and products supplied to the local market.

Bashagha discusses the development of a plan to revitalize the economy and adjust the exchange rate with businessmen in Misrata

Libyan Prime Minister Fathi Bashagha met with businessmen and merchants in the city of Misrata, on Sunday, to discuss the political situation and the impact of the economic stagnation on the national economy, a plan to revitalize the economy, and to develop a comprehensive scientific strategy to adjust the exchange rate to alleviate the suffering of citizens and business owners alike.

Bashagha stressed his government’s support for the private sector and encouragement of partnership between the private and public sectors, as well as partnership between local and foreign companies.

Dbeibeh meets with mayors and security directors in the municipalities of the West Coast

Today, Sunday, Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh held a meeting at the Cabinet Office with mayors of municipalities and security directors in regions, in the presence of the Minister of Local Government to follow up on the political, security and service situation.

For their part, the mayors of the municipalities confirmed that they work under the supervision of the Ministry of Local Government in the Government of National Unity, implement its instructions, and work to achieve its goals by supporting the local administration and rejecting the transitional phases and parallel governments.

The necessary needs of the West Coast regions in terms of service and security were also discussed, and it was agreed to hold two meetings with the Ministries of Health and of Water Resources, according to the discussions that took place in the meeting.

National Oil Corporation: Libya’s oil production within 24 hours is one million and 211 thousand barrels

The National Oil Corporation reported today, Sunday, that Libya’s production of crude oil during the past 24 hours is still in the range of one million and 211 thousand barrels, while the production of condensate has reached about 52 thousand and 600 barrels.

In a post on its official Facebook page, the NOC indicated that raising the production capacity of the empty field of Waha Oil Company has reached an average of 149 million cubic feet of gas and 9 thousand barrels of condensate per day.

Abu Janah approves the proposal for projects to return to life submitted by the executive authorities in the southern region, estimated at 128 million dinars

Today, Sunday, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health in charge, Ramadan Abu Janah, followed up on the projects to be implemented in the southern region, which are 44 development projects. He had an eye on the proposals submitted by the executive bodies for the projects to return to life for the second half of this year, which consist of 54 development projects worth 128 million dinars to address public roads and restore and develop the city’s exits and entrances.

Abu Janah agreed to the proposal of projects for the return of life, submitted by the executive authorities, and referred to the Prime Minister, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, for approval, transfer of allocations, and start of implementation, to address public roads, restore and develop exits and entrances to the city, in addition to vital facilities and projects for all regions of southern Libya.

Dbeibeh and a number of ministers are following up on the situation of the Ministry of Interior

Prime Minister, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, held a meeting today, Sunday, which included the Minister of Interior in charge, Badr El-Din Al-Toumi, the Undersecretary of the Ministry for Public Affairs, Major General Mahmoud Saeed, the Undersecretary for District Affairs, and the Major General Bashir Al-Amin, in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Ramadan Abu Janah.

The meeting was devoted to discussing the security plan prepared by the ministry and ensuring its readiness to implement the expected election plan as soon as the commission announced its timetable.

Abu Janah stresses the need to provide stocks of all vaccinations and to distribute them regularly to health facilities

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health in charge, Ramadan Abu Janah, met today, Saturday, with the Supreme Advisory Committee for Immunization, and the directors of the National Center for Disease Control and the Medical Supply System, to discuss the provision of annual needs for all different vaccinations during the years 2022 and 2023.

Abu Janah stressed the continued success of the expanded national program for vaccination, which is one of the best national health programs that were organized during the period of the spread of the Corona pandemic in the country, stressing the need to provide a stock of all vaccinations and to spend them regularly on health facilities in the country and under his direct supervision.

The Undersecretary for Economic Affairs discusses the status of basic services in the southern region

The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy and Trade for Economic Affairs, Saad Al-Hanaish, held a meeting that included the Director of the Internal Trade Department, Mustafa Gdara, the Head of the Inspection and Consumer Protection Department, Khalifa Balao, the Eastern Economy and Trade Controller, Al-Senussi Abu Hadima, the Economy and Trade Controller, Mohamed Ali, the Economic and Trade Controller of Ghat, Ashraf Al-Ansari, the Economic and Trade Controller of Al-Shweref, Osama Sultan, and the Bakers Syndicate, Boukhris Mohamed.

This was in order to follow up the procedures for establishing fuel stations belonging to Brega Petroleum Marketing Company in various regions of the south, as well as allocating special stations to supply bakeries with diesel fuel, in coordination with the Bakers’ Syndicate. The Undersecretary also directed the supervisors to perform their duties and improve the quality of services in coordination with the relevant authorities.

It is noteworthy to say that Al-Huwaij previously met with Brega Petroleum Marketing Company, the Municipal Guard, the Bakers Syndicate, and the economic and trade monitors in the southern region during the month of August, to discuss the difficulties facing the cities of the south, the level of services and ways to address them.

A banking source reveals changes in the management of banking and monetary control at the Central Bank

A banking source revealed exclusively changes in the supervision department of the Central Bank, as he assumed the duties of the director of the Banking and Monetary Control Department, Naji Issa, succeeding Mukhtar Al-Taweel.

According to the banking source, Hamza Al-Jaidi was appointed as deputy for the office audit, Anwar Tantoush was appointed as deputy for inspection, and Jamal Ajaj was appointed as deputy for Islamic banking.

Shakshak writes to Brega Petroleum Marketing Company about the need to take measures to prevent the phenomenon of fuel smuggling

The President of the Audit Bureau, Tripoli, sent a letter to the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Brega Petroleum Marketing Company.

It includes the need for it to carry out a package of measures related to its competencies and within its responsibilities to prevent the phenomenon of fuel smuggling, because of its great repercussions on the state budget and the citizens, and the necessity to start implementing them, the most important of which is the restructuring of the movement of fuel distribution and the installation of an electronic system to track the movement of supply, transportation and distribution.

The letter also included the necessity for the state to establish comprehensive and final solutions through a comparison between the various alternatives that ensure that the citizen obtains fuel to meet his daily needs.