Work on undersea cable to Crete starts
Tripoli, 12 June: Work is starting laying a new fibre-optic cable on the Libyan Sea floor between Derna and Crete....
Law No 47/2012 on the sequestration and administration of assets and properties of certain individuals
Tripoli, 12 June 2012: Libya Herald has translated Law No. 47/2012 which is an amended version of Law No. 36/2012...
Libya: now for the three commercial ghosts
London, 11 June: Rather like Dickens’s Mr Scrooge, Libya under new management has, commercially, to confront three ghosts – Contracts...
The International Medical Conference to be held in Tripoli 7-10 July
Tripoli, 10 June: The first edition of the International Medical Exhibition and Conference will be held in the Tripoli Fairgrounds...
US trade and investment mission continues visit
Tripoli, 10 June: The National U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce (NUSACC) is on day five of a nine-day Greenfield Trade and...
Qataris wanting to buy into Libyana mobile network ?
Tripoli, 9 June: The Qatari telecom company, Qtel, which during the revolution helped re-start parts of the cellular network in...
UAE engineering firm looking for oil work
Tripoli, 8 June UAE-based oil and gas specialist Target Engineering is seeking to become involved in the upgrading and expansion...
Libya’s Central Bank permits the issuance of debit cards
Tripoli, 8 June: The Central Bank of Libya has approved the resumption of issuing pre-paid debit cards. It has done...
Oil Ministry opens Benghazi office
Tripoli, 7 June Libyan Oil Minister Abdulrahman Ben Yazza has opened an office of his ministry in Benghazi, in a...
US visas will be issued in Libya soon – US Commercial Attaché
by Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 7 June: Speaking at the meeting of the NUSACC business delegation held with Libyan business people...
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