Resigned Electricity Minister Muhairig – still awaiting PM’s permission to depart
By Sami Zaptia. Electricity Minister Ali Muhairig is still waiting for Zeidan to accept his resignation (Photo: Sami Zaptia). Tripoli, ...
Tag: Electricity Minister Ali Muhairig
NGO’s can monitor civilian sites’ handover – Head of the Law 27 Committee Minister Muherieg,
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 24 November 2013: Speaking at last night's late press conference, Head of the "Law 27" Committee ...
Militia response to demand to leave Tripoli improved after Gharghour – Law 27 Committee Head, Minister Muherieg,
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 24 November 2013: Speaking at last night's late press conference, flanked by six Ministers and the ...
Militia weapons were not part of deal – Head of Law 27 Committee, Electricity Minister Ali Muhairig
By Sami Zaptia. Zeidan flanked by five Ministers at the press conference at the end of the Sawaiq militia handover ...
Militia pullout no sham. All militias must leave, including of Tripoli origin – Zeidan
By Sami Zaptia. PM Ali Zeidan flanked by five Ministers at the press conference at the end of the Sawaiq ...
Strikes that affect national interest should be banned – Electricity Minister Muhairig
Electricity Minister Ali Muhairig (right) . . .blamed the Zueitina strikers for the extended power cuts at Sunday's press conference ...
There should be no power cuts during Ramadan – Muhairig
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 10 July 2013: There should be no power cuts during the fasting month of Ramadan which ...
US firm APR Energy confirms Libyan “single largest contract”
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 18 June 2013: APR Energy, a global leader in fast-track power, said it has been awarded ...
APR generators arrive in Antonov planes – Electricity Minister Muhairig
By Sami Zaptia. Some of US-based APR Energy's mobile generators arriving at Misrata port earlier this month (Photo Ministry of ...
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