Foundation stone laid for Tripoli multi-storey car park project
By Sami Zaptia. London, 1 April 2019: The mayor of Central Tripoli Council, Abdelrauf Beitelmal, laid the foundation stone yesterday ...
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Tripoli mayor Beitelmal released
By Sami Zaptia. The Mayor of Tripoli, Abdulrauf Beitelmal (centre) was released last night after being kidnapped by militias (Photo: ...
Updated: Tripoli Municipality head kidnapped by unknown militias
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli Council head Abdulrauf Beitelmal was kidnapped early this morning from his home (Photo: ECR). London, 29 ...
New bus operations for Tripoli and Benghazi
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli's cheapest public transport is the crowded mini-bus (Photo: Temehu.com) Tripoli, 8 November 2017: Tripoli is ...
Istanbul mayor’s adviser in Tripoli
By Libya Herald reporters. Ismail Turunc, (centre) adviser to Istanbul's mayor, in Tripoli today (Photo: social media) Tunis, 20 July ...
British, French and Spanish envoys in Tripoli visit
By Libya Herald reporters. French envoy Antoine Sivan flanked by UK's Peter Millett (R) and Spain's Jose Antonio Huidobro in ...
Tripoli Central Municipality holds workshop on electronic licencing
By Libya Herald reporter. Tripoli Municipality Council held a workshop on e-government yesterday (Photo: Tripoli Municipality). Tunis, 28 January 2016: ...
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