Non-Libyan nationals of the same Libyan tribe need visas to enter Libya-Zeidan
By Sami Zaptia. Non-Libyan neighbouring nationals will need visas to enter Libya says Prime Minister Ali Zeidan (Photo: Sami Zaptia). ...
Tag: Egypt
Minister plans to address internally displaced citizens
By Hadi Fornaji. Deputy Prime Minister Awad Barasi meets with ministers to discuss solutions to Libya's 60,000 IDPs and several ...
Mounting traffic chaos on Egyptian border
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 22 February 2013: The Egyptian authorities are now turning back trucks hoping to enter Libya because ...
Tunisian and Egyptian borders to be closed
By Michel Cousins. Tripoli, 11 February 2103: Libya’s land borders with Tunisia and Egypt are to be closed over the ...
Opinion: Yet another reason national reconciliation in Libya cannot wait
By Karim Mezran. Washington DC, USA, 27 January: The famous Egyptian analyst and writer Mohamed Hassanein Heikal recently revived an ...
More Libyan-Egyptian committees agreed
Tripoli, 24 January 2013: The President of the General National Congress, Muhamed Magarief, and his opposite number in the Egyptian ...
Magarief and Morsi agree committee to boost ties
Tripoli, 23 January 2013: The President of National Congress General, Mohamed Magarief, and Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi have agreed to ...
Zeidan plays down Egyptian premier’s reported claims on Libyan territory.
Prime Minister . . .Ali Zeidan and Egyptian Ambassador Hisham Abdul Wahab (Photo: PM's Office) Sunday, 20 January: The Prime Minister ...
Egyptian foreign ministry warns citizens not to enter Libya illegally
Tripoli, 1 January: The Egyptian Foreign Ministry today warned its citizens that they would face severe consequences if they tried ...
Head of Libya’s Copts speaks out on Misrata killing
By Tom Little. Father Timothaus Bishara Adly of Saint Mark's Church in Tripoli earlier today (Photo: Tom Little) Tripoli, 31 ...
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