Libya commits to pilot training with investment in Tunisian centre
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 11 July 2014: Libya’s has proven its commitment to training a whole new generation of...
Civil Aviation Authority sets sights on UK Airshow
By Tom Westcott. London, 4 July 2014: As part of its aim to upgrade the country’s aviation sector, members of...
Libyan street theatre wows London audience
By Helena Argyle. The Libyan Street Theatre group performing in London (Photo: Helena Argyle) London, 3 July 2014: A Libyan...
New Libyan Airlines’ CEO to complete company relocation
By Tom Westcott. The new CEO will oversee final stages of relocating Libyan Airlines to Benghazi (Photo: Tom Westcott) The...
Ongoing Benina Airport closure causes Ramadan travel woes
Tripoli, 27 June 2014: The ongoing closure of Benghazi’s Benina Airport has caused pre-Ramadan travel woes, with customers facing a...
Technical fault prevents BA London flight take-off
By Libya Herald staff. Passengers sat on a grounded plane BA flight for three hours (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 24 June...
Head of Al-Wataniya channel released after “arrest” and interrogation
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 23 June 2014: The head of state television channel Al-Wataniya was interrogated for several hours...
Security situation holds back civil aviation development
By Tom Westcott. Security is preventing essential training from taking place (Photo: Tom Westcott) The LYCAA said security concerns prevented...
Food police boost operations in leap-up to Ramadan
By Tom Westcott. A display of expired foodstuffs at Tripoli International Fair (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 20 June 2014: Libya’s...
Irish firms sign $179 million infrastructure contracts
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 19 June 2014: Commercial ties between Ireland and Libya have been strengthened with Irish companies signing...
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Seven companies successful as Libya announces results of first public bidding round for oil and gas exploration in 17 years
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General Staff of Libyan Army strongly condemns yesterday’s Janzour armed clashes – those responsible will be held accountable
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Military Industrialisation Organisation signs major strategic agreement with Turkish company to begin a new industrial phase
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Tunisian Ministry of Transport announces studies for railway connection project with Libya and Algeria
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National Development Agency signs partnership agreement with Signify Philips to enhance lighting projects in Libya
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