The First International Exhibition of Educational Aids opens 20-24 January in Tripoli
Tripoli, 20 January 2013: The First International Exhibition of Educational Aids opens tomorrow 20 January until 24 January at Tripoli ...
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Conference held on ‘Libyan Warrior’s Economic and Social Vision’
By Sami Zaptia. A prominent line-up at the Libya Economic and Social Forum including Abdullah Naker, Ali Tarhuni, Mehdi Al-Harati ...
UNESCO Trains Libyan Trainers on Quality Education
UNESCO, in cooperation with the Libyan Ministry of Education, organized a “Training Of Trainers” workshop on ''Managing Quality . . ...
Conference on Libya’s ‘Economic Identity’
By Sami Zaptia. The National Conference on the Identity of . . .Libya's Economy held today in Tripoli. (Photo: Sami ...
The National Conference on Education 15 to 17 September 2012
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 26 July: The National Education Conference The Ministry of Education will be holding ‘the National Education ...
UNICEF supports enhanced Early Childhood Development in Libya
Tripoli, 19 July: UNICEF is supporting the Libyan Government to enhance the availability and quality of Early Childhood Development services ...
Citizens Anew and Grantees Too – Violence and Democracy in Libya
Tripoli, 12 July: As the world awaits the results of Libya’s first free national election in 60 years, the Global ...
Over 800,000 Libyans registered to vote, 2 guards shot dead at Prime Minister’s office
Tripoli, 10 May: By Sami Zaptia. The scheduled weekly official press conference of Wednesday 9 May was overshadowed by the ...
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