LIA meets Japanese Ambassador Shimura as chair of the Libya Sanctions Committee in 2023-2024
The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), Libya’s main Sovereign Wealth Fund, reported yesterday that its chairman, Ali Mahmoud Hassan, had met ...
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UNSC Sanctions Committee confirms ‘‘preserving the integrity and value of Libyan frozen assets meant for the benefit of the Libyan people’’
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: LIA). London, 6 January 2022: The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) reaffirmed that the UN Security Council ...
98 HoR members set their agenda for Palermo
By Sami Zaptia. 98 HoR members have set out in a letter their agenda for next week's Palermo conference on ...
HSC expresses grave concern over British attempt to use Libyan frozen assets for IRA victim compensation
By Sami Zaptia. The HSC expresses grave concern over British intention to use Libya's frozen assets in the UK to ...
PC rejects British possible use of frozen Libyan assets for IRA compensation
By Sami Zaptia. The Libyan Presidency Council led by Faiez Serraj rejects attempts by Britain to pay compensation to Qaddafi-era ...
UNSMIL chief suggests “joint tribunals” for Libyan war crimes
By Zeinab Mohammed Salih. UNSMIL chief Ghassan Salamé at the UNSC today (Photo: UN) New York, 16 November 2017: The ...
CBL governor Saddek Elkaber optimistic about Libya’s economy in 2013
By Sami Zaptia Central Bank of Libya Governor Saddek Elkaber (right) with Libyan Businessmen Council president Naser Benafa at a ...
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