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Tripoli PM Aldabaiba is well after undergoing ‘‘minor medical procedure’’ in Misrata state Heart Hospital

bySami Zaptia
January 11, 2026
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Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister Aldabaiba (Photo: GNU archives).

The Tripoli based Libyan government announced yesterday that Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba underwent a minor medical procedure Saturday morning at Misrata Heart, Arterial and Vascular Centre.

The Prime Minister’s media office confirmed that his health is good and stable, and that he is being prepared for discharge from the hospital.

The statement said the Prime Minister expressed his appreciation to the Libyan medical staff and to everyone who inquired about his well-being and affirmed his continued commitment to his duties.

In a later statement, the Tripoli government strongly refuted social media reports that the PM was flying to Germany for further health treatment.

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Meanwhile, the Tripoli health Ministry confirmed the government’s statement, stressing that the PM had ‘‘completed all medical procedures’’.

The Ministry of Health expressed its appreciation of the professional efforts made by the management of the Misrata Heart and Artery Centre and all medical, nursing and technical staff, praising the level of performance and efficiency in providing health services according to the highest standards.‎

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