The World Bank’s work in Libya: “Giving tools to civil servants to better do their jobs”
By Sami Zaptia. The Libya Herald attended the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings 2013 held in Washington DC earlier this month ...
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Better investments needed in MENA to boost growth – World Bank
By Sami Zaptia. The instability in countries such as Libya have affected oil production and growth said the World Bank ...
Tourism: Libya’s way forward?
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, 8 October 2013: A new World Bank study . . .entitled “Tourism in Africa: Harnessing ...
Opinion: My 2 cents – Gender Equality and Libya’s Economic and Human Development
By Hafed Al-Ghwell. Washington DC, 26 June 2013: The inequality of men and women is an issue that has been the ...
World Bank President: Middle East challenges are extremely complicated
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, USA April 20, 2013: World Bank President Dr. Jim Yong Kim has told the IMF-World ...
The World Bank “Doing Business” reports – ramifications for Libya
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, 19 April 2013: The World Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) publish a regular ...
The IMF and the vexing issue of reforming subsidies: ramifications for Libya.
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, 17 April 2013: The IMF report based on a 22 country-case study of energy subsidy ...
World Bank reaches out to CSOs in Libya
By: Nihal Zaroug. World Bank hosts talk with CSOs during MENA Vice-President Inger Andersen's (centre right) consultation visit to Libya. ...
Work on recovering stolen assets assessed
By Farah Waleed. Tripoli 27 March 2013: A delegation from the World Bank’s and the UN’s joint programme StAR (Stolen ...
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General Authority for Communications and Informatics suspends activities of China’s Huawei in Libya for violating national and international laws
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New Libyan artificial intelligence system ‘‘LIBIGPT’’ to be launched soon
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Lufthansa to act as consultant for proposed new Libyan state airliner
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NESR secures multiple production services contracts for over US$ 100 million in Algeria and Libya
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CBL Governor Issa vows to end Libya’s liquidity crisis by 1 October
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