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A batch of 100,000 doses of Sputnik V vaccines arrive in Tripoli
Jul 7 Sami Zaptia

A batch of 100,000 doses of Sputnik V vaccines arrive in Tripoli

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Non-intrusive U.S. scanning vehicle arrives at Libyan Tunisian border
Jul 6 Sami Zaptia

Non-intrusive U.S. scanning vehicle arrives at Libyan Tunisian border

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Libya and Tunisia agree increased cooperation in fishing and aquaculture
Jul 1 Sami Zaptia

Libya and Tunisia agree increased cooperation in fishing and aquaculture

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Jun 30 Sami Zaptia

Electricity crisis: Prime Minister stops production at Libyan Iron and Steel Company to save 150 MW of electricity

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Jun 18 Sami Zaptia

Algeria’s Sonelgaz delegation arrives in Tripoli to progress electricity cooperation agreement

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Jun 17 Sami Zaptia

Multi-sector Maltese business delegation expected in Tripoli 7 July

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GE ready to offer full support to GECOL
Jun 11 Sami Zaptia

GE ready to offer full support to GECOL

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Turkey’s Enka starts pouring structural concrete at Tripoli West electricity project
Jun 9 Sami Zaptia

Turkey’s Enka starts pouring structural concrete at Tripoli West electricity project

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Jun 8 Sami Zaptia

Lack of funds, power and fuel cuts, security threats, medicine shortages and closures beset Libyan health sector: WHO Libya 2020 report

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Mental health services in Libya almost non-existent - approximately one million people need mental health care: WHO 2020 report
Jun 8 Sami Zaptia

Mental health services in Libya almost non-existent - approximately one million people need mental health care: WHO 2020 report

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