Sudanese-Libyan Joint Economic Chamber urges progress on better transport linkages
The Sudanese-Libyan Joint Economic Chamber urged progress on better transport linkages between Libya’s neighbouring countries, including Sudan. The call came ...
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Libya to set up mechanism to facilitate return of contracted Korean companies
Libya’s (Tripoli based) Minister of Transport, Mohamed Shahubi, met a delegation from Korea’s Daewoo Company in Tripoli on Thursday at ...
After over two year hiatus, first Medavia flight from Malta arrives in Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. After more than a two year hiatus, Medavia resumed chartered flights to Tripoli through MelAir/Lumiwings (Photo: Economy ...
Benghazi Elmreisa Free Zone to Africa transit trade road approved in principle by Transport Ministry
By Sami Zaptia. Benghazi's Elmreisa Free Zone. London, 5 July 2021: The Transport Ministry has approved in principle the building ...
Transport Minister discusses with Turkish ambassador return of Turkish flights, lifting air ban, modernizing civil aviation, training and return of Turkish companies
By Sami Zaptia. Transport Minister meets Turkish ambassador to discuss resumption of flights and other transport matters (Photo: Transport Ministry). ...
Italy discusses activating contracted projects: Tripoli Airport and coastal motorway
By Sami Zaptia. London, 28 March 2021: Italy’s Tripoli ambassador, Giuseppe Buccino Grimaldi, met with Libya’s Transport Minister, Mohamed Shahubi ...
Critical projects must be completed: Minister of Transport
By Sami Zaptia. Libyan GNU Transport Ministry logo. London, 25 March 2021: Libya’s Transport Minister, Mohamed Shahubi said that development ...
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