Libyan pharmaceutical manufacturing conference to be held in Tripoli this June
By Sami Zaptia. A conference and exhibition will be held in Tripoli in June for the pharmaceutical manufacturing sector (Photo:...
NOC signs contract with French-Italian company to develop its new premisis in Benghazi
By Sami Zaptia. The NOC plans to construct a new complex in Benghazi (NOC). Lugano, 5 April 2018: Libya’s National...
NOC to restart ethylene and polyethylene production at Ras Lanuf complex
By Sami Zaptia. Lugano, 3 April 2018: Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced that ethylene and polyethylene production is...
US Tripoli embassy organizes Tunis business meeting with LLIDF and US companies
By Sami Zaptia. The US embassy Tripoli held a meeting in Tunis for a number of US firms with the...
Chinese contracts to be reviewed by new PC committee
By Sami Zaptia. Libya's projects abandoned at the 2011 Revolution are frozen in time and marked by rusting cranes and...
Austrian medical services company Vamed signs maintenance contract with Tripoli Medical Centre
By Sami Zaptia. Austrian medical services company Vamed signed a contract to continue providing maintenance to equipment at the Tripoli...
Rebuilding Benghazi conference on 5-10 May welcomes international participation
By Sami Zaptia: The Rebuilding Benghazi conference of 5-10 May welcomes international participation (www.recben.ly). London, 14 March 2018: The International...
LAP considering increased investments in ‘‘profitable’’ Morocco
By Sami Zaptia: LAP revealed that it is considering increasing its investments in Morocco after its visit last week (Photo:...
Libya’s stalled US$ 110 bn, 22,000 contract projects to be reviewed again
By Sami Zaptia: Libya's stalled US$ 110 bn, 22,000 contract projects are to be reviewed again (Photo: PC/GNA). London, 6...
Total buys Marathon’s Libya Waha concession
By Sami Zaptia: Total has acquired Marathon's share in the Waha concession. London, 2 March 2018: French oil giant Total...
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Central Bank of Libya source to Libya Herald: Direct transfers will effectively end the black market’s monopoly on foreign currency
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Court of Appeal acquits former Qaddafi intelligence chief Senussi, and others, of all charges related to suppression of protesters during 2011 revolution
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Suspect arrested in possession of over 400 currency debit cards destined for money laundering via UAE and Turkey
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Fifth Libyan-German Economic Forum kicks off in Tripoli
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