Close Menu
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
  • Home
  • National
  • Region & World
    • The Maghreb
    • Middle East
  • Business
    • Oil & Gas
    • Economy
    • Analysis
  • Opinion
  • Editors’ Picks
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Sports
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS
Trending
  • Al-Farsi: Success of the “4+4” Achieved After Overcoming Obstructors and Backing from General Command and the United States for the Process
  • Budwara: Libya Needs to Implement the “4+4” Agreement, Not Create New Crises or Recycle the Past
  • Al-Arfi: Ongoing Division Has Impacted Citizens’ Lives and the “4+4” Agreement Is a Step Towards Ending It
  • Parliament’s Agriculture Committee Examines Sector Challenges and Calls for Practical Solutions That Deliver Concrete Results
  • Al-Jahani: The 4+4 Agreement Is a Step Toward Alleviating the Suffering of the Libyan People
  • Al-Dabbashi: The ‘4+4’ Agreement Is the Best Possible Outcome Amid Division, With No Alternative Capable of Changing the Reality
  • Continued Fuel Pumping from Sebha Depot and Expansion of Supplies to Southern Regions
  • Al-Lafi: The ‘4+4’ Agreement Established a Legal and Regulatory Framework to Address Key Election Obstacles
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
Subscribe
Thursday, 3 September 2026
  • Home
  • National
  • Region & World
    • The Maghreb
    • Middle East
  • Business
    • Oil & Gas
    • Economy
    • Analysis
  • Opinion
  • Editors’ Picks
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Sports
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
Home » HNEC, Telecom Company sign memorandum to facilitate electoral process through technology

HNEC, Telecom Company sign memorandum to facilitate electoral process through technology

Monday, July 5, 2021 National 1 Min Read
HNEC, Telecom Company sign memorandum to facilitate electoral process through technology

Chairman of  the Libyan Telecommunications Holding Company (LPTIC) , Faisal Qarqab, signed memorandum of cooperation and technical support with the Chairman of the High National Elections Commission (HNEC), Imad Al-Sayeh, in the field of communications technology, related to electoral processes, as part of preparations for the December 24, 2021 elections, according to LPTIC.

The memorandum was signed Sunday in Tripoli in the presence of Abdel Hamid Dbeibeh, Prime Minister of the Interim Government of National Unity, Mousa al-Kouni, Vice President of the Presidential Council, and Georgette Gagnon, Deputy Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL); While the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, and the United States Special Envoy to Libya, Richard Norland, participated in the ceremony through video conferencing. Representatives of the Libyan government and foreign embassies in Libya were also present, LPTIC said on its official Facebook page.

The Company said the aim of the memorandum was to harness all available capabilities to support conduct of electoral process, raise awareness among electoral process partners, and provide accurate information through advanced means of various communication technology, which enables positive participation in the success of the elections.

Libya Libya elections LPTIC
Follow on Google News Follow on Facebook Follow on X (Twitter)
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Email Reddit Telegram WhatsApp Copy Link
Previous ArticleBudget proposal will not be presented in today’s parliamentary session, says House speaker
Next Article Greek Consulate in Benghazi officially opened

Keep Reading

Al-Farsi: Success of the “4+4” Achieved After Overcoming Obstructors and Backing from General Command and the United States for the Process

Budwara: Libya Needs to Implement the “4+4” Agreement, Not Create New Crises or Recycle the Past

Al-Arfi: Ongoing Division Has Impacted Citizens’ Lives and the “4+4” Agreement Is a Step Towards Ending It

Al-Jahani: The 4+4 Agreement Is a Step Toward Alleviating the Suffering of the Libyan People

Al-Dabbashi: The ‘4+4’ Agreement Is the Best Possible Outcome Amid Division, With No Alternative Capable of Changing the Reality

Al-Lafi: The ‘4+4’ Agreement Established a Legal and Regulatory Framework to Address Key Election Obstacles

Follow us on Twitter

The Libya Update Verified account Follow

Stay ahead of the curve with The #Libya Update - your go-to source for news and insights on Libyan politics, business, culture, and more. #LibyaNews

TheLibyaUpdate
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
1 Sep

Al-Arfi: Ongoing Division Has Impacted Citizens’ Lives and the “4+4” Agreement Is a Step Towards Ending It

Reply on Twitter 2094861823753245002 Retweet on Twitter 2094861823753245002 Like on Twitter 2094861823753245002 1 Twitter 2094861823753245002
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
1 Sep

Parliament’s Agriculture Committee Examines Sector Challenges and Calls for Practical Solutions That Deliver Concrete Results

Reply on Twitter 2094832851480940647 Retweet on Twitter 2094832851480940647 Like on Twitter 2094832851480940647 Twitter 2094832851480940647
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
1 Sep

The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Field Marshal Khalifa Abu al-Qasim Haftar, receives at his office in the General Command headquarters the General Command’s representatives in the (4+4) Committee, in the presence of the Deputy Commander-in-Chief, General Saddam Haftar,

Reply on Twitter 2094697247950692543 Retweet on Twitter 2094697247950692543 Like on Twitter 2094697247950692543 Twitter 2094697247950692543
libya update
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS

News

  • National News
  • The Maghreb News
  • Middle East News
  • Business News
  • Sports News

Company

  • Information
  • Ethics Policy
  • Corrections Policy
  • Fact-Checking Policy
  • GDPR Policy

Categories

  • Editors’ Picks
  • Opinion
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Videos
  • Infographics

Subscribe to Updates

    © 2026 All copyrights reserved. The Libya Update.
    • About Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Advertising

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.