Korean trade mission visits Tripoli
Tripoli, 8 May: Last week a Korean trade delegation organized by KOTRA, the Korea Trade Investment Promotion Agency, visited Tripoli...
Libyan Cement Company strike: an in-depth report
Tripoli, 8 May: A handful of strikers is imperilling the salaries of 1,700 colleagues at its two Benghazi cement plants,...
Tourism a priority investment area – Communications and Transport Minister
Tripoli, 6 May: The Minister of Communications and Transport, Yousef Weheshy, highlighted the importance of the investment in tourist areas...
First post Revolution passenger bus rolled-out by the Libyan Truck and Bus Company
Tripoli, 6 May: The Ministry of Industry celebrated today, Sunday, the complete manufacture of the first post-17 February Revolution passenger...
Bill mounts as AGOCO cuts more output in blockade protest
Tripoli, 6 May: The blockade of Libya's Arabian Gulf Oil Company (Agoco) Benghazi headquarters has now cost Libya over $11...
Agro-Libya Food and Fishing Fair opens tomorrow
Tripoli, 6 May: The Agro-Libya Food and Fishing exhibition opens tomorrow and will run until 10 May at the Tripoli...
Ghadames airport officially reopened
Tripoli, 6 May: The first Libyan Airlines passenger flight arrived yesterday afternoon, 5 May, at Ghadames airport from Tripoli International...
Striking foreign JV cement workers demand shares
Tripoli, 4 May: One hundred striking workers at the Libya Cement Company, an Austrian joint venture, are demanding that all...
Air Malta resumes services to Benghazi
Malta, 4 May: Air Malta today announced its intention to restart a twice-weekly service between Malta and Benghazi as of...
AGOCO protests blockade with first production cut
Tripoli, 4 May: The Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) last night began to cut production after the authorities failed to...
Top Stories
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BREAKING: Eni announces new offshore gas discoveries in Libya of more than 1 trillion cubic feet – gas to supply Libyan domestic market and for export to Italy
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Hafters vow to continue uncontrolled public spending – refuse to cut spending to save Libya’s economy – veiled threat to cut off oil supplies
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Emergency bad weather holiday announced today in Greater Tripoli as western Libya was hit by a passing storm of strong winds and heavy rain – many roads flooded, drivers stranded
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PM Aldabaiba reopens Tripoli Zoo after a 17-year closure: a symbolic turnaround for the Zoo – from a militia military base back to a leading recreation destination
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Production at the Sharara field continues despite pipeline fire – production diverted via other pipelines: NOC
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