Libya’s energy transition represents one of North Africa’s most significant infrastructure opportunities: LBBC Chairman Peter Millett
Speaking at London’s ‘‘Energy Transition in Libya Investment Conference’’ last Wednesday (26 November), the Chairman of the Libyan British Business...
Toyota Libya signs MoU with Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation to strengthen cooperation in training and skills development
Toyota Libya welcomed a delegation from the Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation at its headquarters in the Misrata Free Zone...
NOC chairman participates in expanded meeting on new fuel import mechanism through tender
The National Oil Corporation (NOC) reported today that its Chairman, Masoud Suleiman, participated in an expanded meeting that included the...
Libyan Business Council hosts Italian Consul and Commercial Attaché to discuss Italy’s Residency and Investment Programmes
The Libyan Business Council (LBC) hosted the Italian Consul and the Italian Commercial Attaché today in an open meeting held...
Misrata Free Zone Customs seizes ten containers from Turkey full of table salt instead of coffee beans as part of a hard currency smuggling operation
The Official Spokesperson of Libya’s Customs Authority, Colonel Fahmi Al-Magouri, announced yesterday that officers at its Misrata Free Zone Customs...
Libya Forum for E-commerce and SME Summit 2025 opened in Tripoli from 25 to 27 November
The Libya Forum for E-commerce and SME Summit 2025 (LFE 2025) opened in Tripoli today and will continue from 25...
PM Aldabaiba follows up on his 150,000 unit housing initiative
Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba on followed up in a meeting at his Tripoli office yesterday on...
Harouge Oil Company brings well B-119 in Amal field online with production capacity of 1,100 barrels per day
Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) reported today that Haruoge Oil Operations Company successfully brought well B-119 in the Amal...
Seventy percent of waste is recyclable and can earn money – councils must work with the private sector to solve their recycling problems
Seventy percent of waste is recyclable and can earn money and councils must work with the private sector to solve...
‘‘Serious interest from American companies in returning to the Libyan market confirms their confidence in the path of reform and stability’’
The Tripoli based Libyan government reported last Friday (21 November) that its delegation, currently visiting Washington DC, held an extensive and productive...
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Libya’s energy transition represents one of North Africa’s most significant infrastructure opportunities: LBBC Chairman Peter Millett
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Security plan within Tripoli has resulted in the resolution of several cases: Interior Minister Trabelsi
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Libya needs over one million housing units over next 10 years costing over 200 billion dinars
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NOC chairman participates in expanded meeting on new fuel import mechanism through tender
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Toyota Libya signs MoU with Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation to strengthen cooperation in training and skills development
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