Libyan airspace to remain open beyond tomorrow
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 27 July 2014: Afriqiyah Airways today denied persistent reports that Libyan airspace would be closed from ...
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Passenger rage causes airport security scare
Tripoli, 2 September 2013: An angry passenger caused a security scare at Tripoli International Airport in the early hours of ...
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‘‘Serious interest from American companies in returning to the Libyan market confirms their confidence in the path of reform and stability’’
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A high-level Libyan delegation and U.S. officials from Congress, the administration, and think tanks hold roundtable discussion in DC
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Tripoli Libyan government delegation holds extensive meeting in DC with several major American companies ‘‘reflecting renewed American interest in Libyan market’’
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Tripoli government delegation meets Eric Meyer, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for the Middle East and Africa, to discuss economic and financial cooperation
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Sirte Free Zone offers 70% reduction in duties for all goods through its port for two years
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