Benghazi – The Libyan government has allocated 100 million dinars to address bottlenecks and provide essential public services in municipalities across the southern region. The funding comes under a cabinet decision that sets up a crisis committee to assess needs and prioritize interventions. Cabinet Decision…
Benghazi – The House of Representatives has taken legislative and regulatory steps to implement the agreement reached at the mini-meeting…
Wadi Utba – The local Crisis and Emergency Committee in Wadi Utba municipality held its preliminary and regular meeting, chaired…
Benghazi – The Benghazi branch of the Anti-Illegal Migration Authority deported 62 Sudanese migrants on Thursday evening. The group included…
Benghazi – The Italian-Libyan Chamber of Commerce is set to return to Benghazi on Monday for field inspections in the…
Business
Tripoli – The National Oil Corporation announced that the ongoing forced closure of valve number seven on the main Sharara-Zawiya crude pipeline, operated by…
Benghazi – Dr. Yassin Othman Al-Hasnawi, Deputy for Academic Affairs at the…
Tripoli – Libya’s National Oil Corporation warned that the closure of gates…
Tripoli – The Central Bank of Libya announced on Sunday that it…
Opinion
How Would Libya Look in 2026 if Khalifa Haftar Had Been Absent Since 2011? As international efforts continue in 2026…
Health & Lifestyle
Benghazi – The Faculty of Medical Technology in Benghazi celebrated World Pharmacists Day on Monday with an event organized by the Department of Pharmaceutical Technology. The…