Tripoli Interior Ministry to launch extensive security plan to deport illegal immigrants
The Tripoli based Interior Ministry will launch a drive to deport illegal immigrants, it reported Wednesday. The Ministry said ‘‘In ...
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64 government headquarters in Tripoli handed over to Interior Ministry
The Tripoli based Libyan government claimed last Wednesday (11 September) that 64 government headquarters in the municipalities of Hay al-Andalus ...
Watch towers along Tunisian border activated to combat illegal migration and smuggling
The Tripoli based Libyan Ministry of Interior announced Wednesday the activation of several electronic observatories of the Border Guard Service, ...
Interior Ministry security forces reclaim 4,000 hectares of state-owned farmland illegally occupied by citizens
On instructions from the Attorney General’s Office, 4,000 hectares of state-owned forest and pastureland in Garabulli were reclaimed by state ...
Attorney General calls for enforcement of 8,676 old arrest warrants, including against 1,632 convicts still working for Interior Ministry
On Wednesday the Attorney General’s Office called for the enforcement of 8,676 old arrest warrants that have not been carried ...
British Transport Ministry delegation visits Tripoli Port to discuss training
A technical team from the Department of Maritime Affairs at the British Ministry of Transport visited Tripoli Port on Tuesday, ...
Libya and India discuss reactivating relations, including reopening Tripoli embassy, return of Indian companies, security training
The Tripoli Libyan Government’s Ministry of Interior participated in the bilateral meeting between the Libyan and Indian side hosted by ...
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