Khoms Port receives five new Ferrari and Kone Crane 45-ton cranes
The Khoms Port branch of the Libyan Ports Company reported last Sunday (15 February) that five Ferrari and Kone Crane ...
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Tripoli Port receives Kone Crane-type grab from Turkish branch of Portunus
Tripoli Port reported yesterday that a joint technical team from the Libyan Ports Company’s head office and its Tripoli Port ...
Julyana Free Port reports surge in commercial traffic in 2025 with 816 ships calling at the port
Benghazi’s Julyana Free Zone reported yesterday that it recorded a significant surge in commercial vessel traffic last year, with 816 ...
Libyan Export Development Authority to launch subsidised direct shipping service to Sub-Saharan African ports
The Libyan Export Development Authority (LEDA) announced yesterday that it is launching a direct subsidised shipping line to Sub-Saharan Africa ...
Tarros Group renews and upgrades shipping service connecting Italy with Libya
Tarros Group has renewed and upgraded the shipping service connecting Italy with Libya, Trasporto Europa said yesterday. This consolidates a logistics ...
First Chinese ship loaded with ‘‘transit trade’’ containers docks at Misrata Free Zone
Misrata Free Zone reported yesterday that the first ship from the China Shipping Line, the Honfu, specifically carrying transit containers, ...
Misrata Free Zone port ranked 20th most improved free port by 2025 World Bank report
Misrata Free Zone (MFZ) port has been ranked as the 20th most improved port in a 2025 World Bank report. ...
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Gunfire at Tripoli demonstrations calling for downfall of all corrupt domestic political entities and the UN – calling for lower prices, a cheaper dollar and better standard of living
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Demonstrations continue in Zawia for the second day in a row against all incumbent political entities as standards of living continue to diminish
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As the dollar breaks the LD 10.50 mark, Aldabaiba attempts to deflect blame squarely onto Hafter for Libya’s runaway economic crisis
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Hafter’s forces claim liberation of all its kidnapped soldiers at the southern Al-Toum border checkpoint from local militias
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HSC’s proposals to reform Libya’s economy include abolishing proposed taxes, suspending development spending, prioritising imports, monitoring LCs
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