Internal Security Responds After Citizen Dies in Custody

Libya: Libya's Internal Security Agency has released a statement regarding the case of Abdul Moneim Al-Marimi, a citizen who passed away shortly after being taken into custody. The agency extended its condolences to Al-Marimi's family and emphasized its dedication to transparency, explaining that he was detained in late May based on "detailed intelligence and documented [...]

Tripoli Sees Military Buildup Amid Warnings Ceasefire Is Unravelling

Libya: Military activity in and around Tripoli, the capital of Libya, has intensified significantly, heightening concerns about the fragile security situation and the potential for renewed armed conflict, as indicated by both local and international alerts. A leading human rights organization has voiced its worries about what it sees as a direct threat to stability [...]

Libya Green-Lights 20 Private Sector Initiatives Following Economy Ministry Approval

Libya: The Minister of Economy and Trade in the Government of National Unity (GNU), Mohammed Al-Hwaij, discussed investment projects designed to support the private sector and promote economic development throughout Libya. These initiatives are part of the government's larger strategy to strengthen the private sector's contribution to national economic growth. Al-Hwaij emphasized that this approach [...]

Libya and Iran Hold Talks to Address Regional Tensions

Libya: The Foreign Minister, Taher Al-Baour, held a meeting with Iranian Ambassador Ainollah Souri to talk about recent regional events, particularly the increasing aggression in Gaza. During their discussions in Tripoli, they shared perspectives on the humanitarian crisis caused by the ongoing Israeli actions. The Libyan Foreign Ministry noted that the talks also covered broader [...]

FAO Warns of Ongoing Desert Locust Threat in Libya and North Africa This Summer

Libya: The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has predicted that desert locust swarms will continue to spread throughout Libya and North Africa in June and July. It noted that these smaller swarms are likely to start flying soon and could combine into larger groups in northern Libya, Tunisia, and northern Algeria. The FAO has urged [...]

Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia Urge Immediate De-Escalation and Unity in Libya

Libya: Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia called on all Libyan factions to show maximum restraint, de-escalate tensions immediately, and resolve the ongoing political divide in the country. The three ministers emphasized the need to prioritize the interests of the Libyan people, protect national resources, and achieve consensus among all Libyan groups with the oversight of the [...]

Libya: Over 222,000 Sudents Sit National Preparatory Exams

Libya: Over 222,000 Libyan students are currently taking their final basic education certificate exams. These exams are being conducted at the same time throughout the country, including in remote and conflict-affected regions. According to the ministry's data, there are 162,724 students in the public education system, along with 52,910 from private institutions. Additional participants include [...]

Tetteh Calls for Stronger Legal and Civil Safeguards for Libyan Women

Libya: Hanna Tetteh, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Libya, highlighted the importance of the Libyan government providing legal and civil protections for women. This support is crucial for women to fulfill their ambitions and play a significant role in the country's development. Her comments were made in response to a question about [...]

Libyan and Moroccan News Agencies Forge New Partnership Agreement

Libya: Ibrahim Hadiya Al-Majbri, the Director-General of the Libyan News Agency (LANA), signed a partnership and cooperation agreement with his Moroccan counterpart, Fouad Al-Aref, Director-General of the Moroccan Arab Press Agency (MAP), in Rabat, Morocco. During the signing event, Al-Majbri highlighted that the agreement encompasses various areas of collaboration, such as news exchange, training, development, [...]

Over 145,000 Narcotic Pills Discovered Hidden in Trenches in Eastern Libya’s Desert

Libya: Walid Al-Arafi, the head of the media office for the Criminal Investigation Department, has reported the finding of a significant amount of narcotic pills hidden in desert trenches and wells. He announced that the joint security room operating between the Amssed and Bir al-Ashhab regions, which includes the Amssed Criminal Investigation Department, successfully confiscated [...]

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