Over 1500 drown in 2011 trying to cross Mediterranean
Over 1,500 migrants crossing the Mediterranean to Europe from Libya and Tunisia downed or went missing last year according to...
Canada offers help to rebuild Libyan economy
The Canadian government has to offered to help restore and develop Libya’s economy, particularly the oil sector. The offer was...
NTC rejects Ghoga resignation
Tripoli: At a meeting on Monday in the capital, the National Transitional Council refused to accept the resignation of its...
IMF worried about Libya’s finances
Libya's financial situation remains precarious despite the end of fighting and the resumption of oil exports, the International Monetary Fund...
Libya exits Africa Cup on a winning note
BATA, Equatorial Guinea Ihaab Boussefi's late second goal in Sunday night's game between Libya and Senegal in the Africa Cup ensured...
UN backs Al-Kib’s programme
Conference Centre in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia."] UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has expressed his "support” for the work of Libya’s government...
Turkey gives Police Vehicles
Turkey has given Libya 30 police vehicles and 6,000 police uniforms as part of efforts to help train the country’s...
Turkey to lend Libya $250 million
Turkey’s Eximbank is to allocate some $250 million in financing loans to Libya.The news was announced by Turkey’s Economy Minister Zafer...
Libyan contracts with France to be reactivated.
All Libyan contracts with French companies will be reactivated according to Libyan Transport Minister, Yousef Wahashi. He was speaking at...
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The first NOC forum with private sector companies will be held in Tunis on 23 November
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Judgment in favour of Libyan state against Turkish company ‘Itrak’ in US$ 21.3 million case
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