Unemployment, subsidies, undiversified economy, stifled private sector – problems of Libyan economy: WB
Libya's spending on subsidies compared to other development sectors - Source World Bank and IMF January 2014 MENA Quarterly Economic...
Libya’s economic growth declining – World Bank
Libya's . . .oil production. Source: World Bank January 2014 MENA Quarterly Economic Brief Tripoli, 6 February 2013: "Economic growth...
Libya’s oil production at 478,329 bpd
Tripoli, 6 February 2014: The Ministry of Oil announced that oil production up to 2 February averaged 478,329 bpd, up...
Education Fair focuses on English language and opportunities to study abroad
The exhibition was held in a tent on the campus of Tripoli University (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 5 February 2014:...
City gas projects launched by Gasly
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 5 February 2014: The General Gas Transmission and Distribution Company, . . .or Gasly (www.gasly.ly) held a...
Tunisian businessmen look to Misrata
By Taher Zaroog. Misrata, 4 February . . .2014: A group of Tunisian businessmen were this week in Misrata to...
Libyan demand driving EU sheep exports
By Callum Paton. Tripoli, 4 February 2014: Sheep exports from Europe to Libya have shot up in the last five...
Zulal completes first of three water plants for Waha Oil
By Libya Herald staff. Water treatment plant at Gailo oil field Tripoli, 4 February 2014: Zulal Water Technology (ZWT) has...
Conference on competitiveness of Libyan economy
By Sami Zaptia. The Ministry of Planning organized a conference on the competitiveness of the Libyan economy (Photo: Sami Zaptia)....
Conference on air transport held in Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 3 February 2014: At a conference on the Libyan air transport sector held in Tripoli on...
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Renewable Energy Authority of Libya discusses cooperation in clean energy sector with Chinese Chargé d’affaires
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NOC reduces gas flaring by more than 100 million cubic feet per day through five strategic projects
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Julyana Free Zone Grain Silos project launched with participation of French, Belgian and Turkish companies – providing a strategic grain reserve for food security
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Libyan Air Ambulance starts its helicopter service
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With Ramadan starting in late February, the Tripoli government launches price-control campaign on essential commodities
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