Serraj in Abidjan for AU-EU summit
By Libya Herald reporter. Serraj and Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara (Photo: PC media office) Tunis, 28 November 2017: Presidency Council ...
Tag: Ivory Coast
LPTIC wins fourth mobile licence in Ivory Coast
By Sami Zaptia. LPTIC announced that it had won the fourth mobile operating licence in Ivory Coast. Tripoli, 18 September ...
Ageela Saleh now in the Ivory Coast
By Libya Herald reporters. Ageela Saleh has travelled to Abidjan (File photo) Tripoli, 3 May 2016: In the latest in ...
LPTIC Chairman discusses Oricel restructuring with Ivory Coast Telecoms Minister
By Libya Herald reporter. LPTIC is attempting to restructure its Ivory Coast telecoms subsidiary Oricel (LAP GreenN) after taking it ...
Ivory Coast will not nationalize Libyan GreenN telecoms company, but will consolidate it into new company
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunis, 2 July 2015: Contrary to the news carried by a number of international and Ivorian ...
Ivory Coast nationalizes Libyan mobile company, GreenN, for unpaid debts
By Libya Herald reporter. LAP GreenN' Tunis, 26 June 2014: The Ivory Coast government announced the nationalization of GreenN Ivory ...
National youth football team gives heart to Libya by defeating Ivory Coast
By Seraj Essul. Libyan Under 20s team (Photo: CAF) Tripoli, 16 August 2014: There is still occasional good news for Libya. ...
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