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18 Sep, 2024 | News
Al-Messalati Announces Resumption of Work at Sebha Oil Depot
18 Sep, 2024 | News
Al-Kabeer Discloses Government Threats and Expresses Willingness to Step Down if Parliament and State Council Agree
18 Sep, 2024 | News
Berndt Discusses the Central Bank Crisis with a Delegation from the Government of National Unity
17 Sep, 2024 | News
Bloomberg: “Egypt and Turkey Pressure Libya’s Rival Governments to Reach an Agreement to End the Strangling Oil Blockade”
17 Sep, 2024 | News
Belqacem Haftar: “10 Billion Dinars Allocated by the House of Representatives Insufficient for National Reconstruction”
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UK: Libyan Doctor Succumbs to COVID-19
24 Apr, 2020 | News
Libyans paid tribute to Dr. Sadeq Elhowsh, a Libyan doctor in Wales, who died from COVID-19 on Monday. Elhowsh, a long-serving orthopedic surgeon with St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals – NHS Trust, succumbed to the novel corona virus, after serving more than 17 years in the medical career. In two se…
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UN: hike in food prices makes it worse for Libya
24 Apr, 2020 | News
Fighting around Tripoli and insecurity in Libya have triggered food price hikes, prompting the United Nations and its humanitarian partners to renew appeals for a ceasefire, a UN spokesman said yesterday. “Our humanitarian colleagues warn that a cessation of hostilities is urgently required in the country,” …
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Libyan Central Bank reviews the state’s economic challenges
24 Apr, 2020 | News
The governor of the Libyan Central Bank Al-Siddiq Al-Kabir has urged for uniting efforts of all state institutions to get past the extraordinary crisis the country is going through amid the offensive against Tripoli and the blockade on oil production and exports, let alone the global drop of oil prices. This …
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Libya to reduce curfew hours
24 Apr, 2020 | News
The UN-backed Libyan government on Thursday decided to reduce the daily curfew time from 24 to 12 hours next week. The new curfew will start on April 28, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. local time (1600 to 0400 GMT), during which the movement of vehicles will be allowed instead of the previous tight restriction. A…
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