Libya’s House of Representative has began its Monday session to continue talks on the government’s proposed budget.
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Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and his European counterparts on Monday emphasized upon the need to remove all foreign forces out of Libya without delay and to hold the national elections in December on time.
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Libya recorded on Monday 2,679 new cases of COVID-19, while three people were recorded to have died and 343 others recovered, according to a statement by the National Central for Disease Control (NCDC).
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More than two million Libyans have registered to vote in the upcoming elections in December, since the registration opened in July 4th, which accounts for 48.62% of citizens eligible to vote, according to the High National Election Commission (HNEC).
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Oil Minister Mohamed Aoun and officials of the National Oil Corporation (NOC) inspected the work progress of the Sirte Oil Company, during their visit to the Marsa Brega oilfields on Sunday.
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Libya’s House of Representatives will continue on Monday its talks on the government’s proposed budget and will review the Financial Committee’s report on the matter, said Fathi Al-Marimi, a media advisor to the Speaker of the House.
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Peter Millett, the former British ambassador to Libya, is alleged to be working as an advisor for Saddek el-Kaber, the governor of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL), with a monthly fee of £16,500 ($22,939), a document shows.
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The National Central for Disease Control (NCDC) announced on Saturday that 2,854 people tested positive for COVID-19 in Libya, thus causing a spike of increase of recorded cases by 38%. Eight people were recorded to have died and 376 others recovered during the same reporting period, according to NCDC.
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Peter Millett, the former British ambassador to Libya, criticized on Saturday the decision of former Libyan Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha to hire an American lobbying firm to advocate for him in Washington.
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Former Libyan Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha has hired a U.S. lobbying firm to advocate for him in Washington, in a deal worth nearly a million dollars.
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