Afriqiyah hoping to resume EU flights
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Tripoli, 22 July 2014: Afriqiyah Airways is struggling to resume its flights to its four European ...
Tag: Ireland
Irish firms sign $179 million infrastructure contracts
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 19 June 2014: Commercial ties between Ireland and Libya have been strengthened with Irish companies signing ...
Libya boosts aviation future with UK pilot training
Tripoli, 2 April 2014: The future of Libya’s blighted aviation industry is starting to look brighter, with 520 trainee pilots ...
Afriqiyah signs agreement with Irish company to operate Europe flights
By Michel Cousins. Afriqiyah Airbus 320 at Tripoli International Airport (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 25 February 2014: Libya's Afriqiyah Airways ...
Irish teachers who fled Libyan uprising demand unpaid salaries of €200,000
Dublin, 9 May 2013. A group of 17 teachers from Ireland who are owed salaries totalling up to €200,000 by ...
Embassy in Ireland planned
Tripoli, 24 February 2013: A new Libyan embassy in Ireland will be opened by the end of the year, according ...
Irish cattle now en route to Libya
By Tom Westcott. A shipment of 2,900 young bulls left Ireland last night, bound for Tripoli London, 20 February 2013: ...
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EU and Libya discuss 2025-2027 Cooperation Package
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