The Presidency Council misses HoR deadline to submit government; defence ministry at centre of delay
By Libya Herald reporter. Presidency Council, the Libya Dialogue team and UN Special Envoy Kobler met yesterday in Skhirat (Photo: ...
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Presidency Council agrees on smaller cabinet
By Saber Ayyub. Members of the Presidency Council meeting in Skhirat (Photo: Presidency Council) Tripoli, 5 February 2016: It is ...
Presidency Council to go to Skhirat to decide new government amid continuing row over Serraj’s Hafter talks
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunis, 2 February 2016: The Presidency Council has decided to move tomorrow, Wednesday, from Tunis to ...
Gatrani and Aswad end boycott of Presidency Council
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunis, 27 January 2016: Presidency Council members Ali Gatrani and Omar Aswad who suspended their membership of ...
HoR agrees Skhirat deal, subject to conditions, but rejects government list
By Libya Herald reporter. Tobruk, 25 January 2016: Meeting today in Tobruk, the House of Representatives (HoR) gave preliminary conditional ...
Serraj “to keep to government announcement deadline”
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunis, 18 January 2016: Despite the walkout this morning from the Presidency Council by Ali Gatrani, ...
Presidency Council postpones government announcement by 48 hours
By Libya Herald staff. Presidency Council head Faiez Serraj (file photo) Tunis, 17 January 2016: The Presidency Council led by ...
Presidency Council commits to support LNA, says Benghazi attacks carried out by “terrorists”
By Saber Ayyub. Tripoli, 11 January 2016: In the strongest statement to date of its support for the Libyan National ...
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