Libyan citizens voice frustration at derailed election

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Libyans voiced anger at the delay to the presidential election that was planned for Friday, as factions and political leaders tussled over the perilous path ahead. The election was part of a UN-backed process that also involved setting up an interim government earlier this year as steps towards ending the decade of chaos and violence since the 2011 NATO-backed uprising against Muammar Gaddafi. In Benghazi, Wahbi Tarkhan, 81, said he and his wife had both registered for the election and were disappointed by the collapse of the process. “We were eagerly waiting for this day in our minds,” he sai… Continue reading “Libyan citizens voice frustration at derailed election”

Libya urged to reschedule presidential vote ‘swiftly’

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Britain, France, Germany, Italy and the United States on Friday urged war-torn Libya to quickly set a new date for delayed presidential elections. “We call on the relevant Libyan authorities to respect the aspirations of the Libyan people for prompt elections by swiftly determining a final date for the polling and issuing the final list of presidential candidates without delay,” said a joint statement from five nations. The authorities overseeing Libya’s first presidential election said earlier this week holding it on Friday as scheduled would be “impossible”. The vote was intended to mark a f… Continue reading “Libya urged to reschedule presidential vote ‘swiftly’”

The worst is yet to come for the Arab world

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If you are marking the New Year with the traditional review of what has changed and what is in store ahead for the Arab region, you are missing the greatest threats to the region’s people and their states. Climate change, ideological conflicts, and active wars will continue to cause havoc in most states, but older and more corrosive dangers today endanger the wellbeing of families and the integrity of entire states, as a batch of new international reports last week reminds us: a big majority of Arab families – over two-thirds in some critical sectors like poverty and education – can no longer … Continue reading “The worst is yet to come for the Arab world”

CHTF 2021 to Kick off This Month Showing Latest Trends in Hi-tech World

SHENZHEN, China, Dec. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The 23rd China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF 2021) will be open on December 27-29, 2021 at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center and Shenzhen World Convention & Exhibition Center, while the virtual exhibition will last five days from December 27 to 31. As China’s largest, most effective and influential tech event, CHTF is a platform for international exchanges and cooperation in the fields of economy and technology.

Themed “Advance Quality Development and Build a Novel Development Pattern”, CHTF 2021 will feature exhibitions, conferences and business networking events. The display categories will include IT, Environmental Protection & Energy, Construction Innovation, New Materials, Smart Healthcare, and Semiconductor Display. International exhibitors representing Belt & Road countries will be the highlights.

Conferences will include the China Hi-Tech Forum, technical seminars, business salons, product launches, and B2B meetings. Guest list: https://www.chtf.com/english/Conferences/GuestSpeaker

This year’s virtual exhibition will bring together exhibitors and visitors from around the world.

If you are enthusiastic about high-tech trends or have investment and purchase intentions, CHTF 2021 warmly welcomes you to visit the fair. Free admission badges are available by registering on CHTF’s official website. Key visitors will be granted with our special services including official catalogues, VIP rest areas, working lunches, souvenirs and seat reservations for important forums and activities. To register: http://cis.chtf.com/#!/login_en

Official Website: https://www.chtf.com/english/

Facebook: @CHTFChina

LinkedIn: @China Hi-tech Fair

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation congratulates the Libyan people on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence of Libya.

Tripoli, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation congratulated the Libyan people on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence of Libya.

The ministry confirmed its congratulations on this anniversary, dear to our hearts, on which the first building blocks of independence and liberation for our Libyan nation were dedicated.

(Peoples do not stand and do not resume their revival except on their glorious history. What we must inspire on the occasion of this glorious memory is what was embodied in the struggle of the ancestors and their struggle to win freedom and sovereignty, and the relentless march towards national reconciliation and turning the page of the past, while that the differences only lead to division and dispersal).

In a statement on this occasion, it added:

(The founding fathers of the Libyan entity drew a new and free horizon, and we need it more than before to inspire wisdom and insight from those who built the pillars of the Libyan state, so that our country can set out towards its near and bright future, building with Allah’s help the rule of law and constitutional institutions, thus restoring its position that befits it within its regional and international surroundings).

 

Source: Libyan News Agency

The United Nations Support Mission in Libya congratulates the Libyan people on the occasion of Independence Day.

Tripoli, The United Nations Support Mission in Libya expressed its congratulations to the Libyan people, the Presidential Council and the government on the 70th anniversary of Libya’s independence.

The congratulatory message stated that the mission shares the Libyan people’s celebrations of Independence Day, and commends the great progress that has been achieved towards achieving peace and stability.

The mission calls on all Libyans to continue working together to enhance ongoing preparations for national elections that will lead to unity, stability, and legal institutions.

 

Source: Libyan News Agency