Maetig calls on Seoul government to allow South Korean construction companies back to Libya
By Libya Herald reporter. Maetig at the 2017 Global Infrastructure Cooperation Conference in Seoul (Photo: Maetig's Facebook page) Tunis, 4 ...
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South Korean construction companies assess conditions for return to Libya
By Hadi Fornaji. Serraj with South Korean delegation (Photo: PC media office) Tunis, 10 August 2017: Representatives from three South ...
Improved security could start return of foreign business says South Korean ambassador
By Libya Herald team. South Korean ambassador Kim Young-chae (centre) with Central Bank of Libya governor Saddek Elkaber (right) and ...
Navy seizes South Korean ship, claims it was in military exclusion zone
By Libya Herald reporter. Benghazi, 19 February 2017: The Libyan navy has arrested a South Korean car carrier heading to ...
Libya encourages Korean companies to return to restart stalled projects
By Sami Zaptia. The Serraj-led PC/GNA is attempting to lure South Korean companies back to Libya in order to resume ...
South Korea gives for $1m to Libya stabilization projects
By Libya Herald reporter. The UNDP's Noura Hamladji and South Korean ambassaodr Kim Young-chae agree the $1m donation today (Photo: ...
US$ 500 million Gaza floating oil terminal arrives in Libyan waters
By Sami Zaptia. The Gaza FSO arrived at its location at the . . .Bouri offshore oil and gas field ...
South Korean embassy attack; IS claims responsibility
By Libya Herald reporter. Tripoli, 12 April 2015: Confusion surrounds the terrorist attack outside the South Korean embassy in Tripoli ...
Libya to sign MOU with South Korean on water resource development
By Michel Cousins. Tripoli, 18 February 2014: Libya’s Ministry of Water Resources is to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with ...
Breaking news: kidnapped South Korean trade chief freed
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Tripoli, 22 January 2014: The local boss of the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), who was ...
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