Day: April 25, 2022

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Misurata delegation attends an Iftar banquet in Tawergha on anniversary of signing Peace Accord

Tawergha-Tawergha local council organized an iftar yesterday on the occasion of the anisurata Tawergha Peace Pact, in the presence of a delegation from the people and notables of the city of Misurata.

The iftar was attended by the head of the local council, the head and members of the Council of Elders and the Shura in Tawergha, Locality chiefs, and a crowd of the city’s residents.

Emphasizing the steady steps towards rebuilding and supporting stability in the city of Tawergha, the local council continues to implement a number of development projects, including the maintenance of the ring road and the maintenance of the power station, the maintenance of Al-Ain road and the market road within the authority’s plan that aims to open paths, and pave several main and secondary roads and paths in the city.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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President of Presidential Council congratulates French President Macron on his re-election as President of France

Tripoli-President of the Presidential Council, Mohamed Al Mnefi congratulated French President Emmanuel Macron on the occasion of his re-election as President of France.

In a telegram to the French President Emmanuel Macron, Al Mnefi congratulated Macron on his re-election as president of the French Republic for a new term, wishing the friendly French people prosperity and stability.

The President of the Presidential Council underscored the close of relations between the two friendly countries, stressing that he will work with the French president to strengthen the relationship of cooperation and partnership between the two countries.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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Chief of Staff discusses efforts to advance military institution, and setting an action plan for next phase

Tripoli– Chief of General Staff of the Libyan Army, Lieutenant-General Mohamed Al-Haddad, held, Sunday, an expanded meeting at the Ministry of Defense’s office, devoted to discussing efforts to advance the military institution, and setting an action plan for the next stage.

The meeting, which was attended by the chiefs of staff, heads of bodies and directors of military departments, the Military Prosecutor, and the Director of the Minister of Defense’s office, discussed ways to overcome the problems and difficulties facing the military institution.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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Head of GNU government inspects fish market in Tripoli and meets with fishermen and unions

Tripoli-The Head of the Government of National Unity Abdul Hamid Al Dabaiba on Monday made an inspection tour of the fish market of “Bab Bahr” in Tripoli flanked with the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Marine Wealth, and the directors of the planning and projects departments of the ministry, to get a firsthand account of the conditions of the fish market and the problems facing the fishermen.

The Head of GNU Government listened to what a number of citizens in the fish market had to say as well as the remarks of the vendors in the market about the market activities.

At the end of the tour, Al-Dabaiba met president of the fishermen’s union and a number of union leaders to discuss problems experienced by fishermen, including and foremost the high prices of fuel and maintenance of fishing boats. The president instructed the Ministry of Marine Wealth to submit a proposal to address these problems and needs of fishermen.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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Libya state oil company says armed clashes at key oil port damaged storage tanks

TRIPOLI— Libya’s state oil company said armed clashes at the western port of Zawiya have damaged several storage tanks, as a worsening political crisis engulfs the OPEC member’s energy sector.

“Preliminary assessments indicate that 29 sites, including oil derivatives tanks and several other tanks, have been damaged,” the National Oil Corp. said in a statement.

Libya’s daily production has fallen by about 500,000 barrels from 1.3 million in the past 10 days as protesters calling for Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah to quit shut down ports and fields.

The NOC has been forced to close Sharara and El Feel in the west, and some eastern deposits.

“The NOC calls on everyone to show restraint and keep oil facilities away from any armed actions,” it said.

Libya was meant to hold a presidential election in December, but it was delayed with just days to go, dealing a blow to peace efforts.

Dbeibah is resisting demands from some lawmakers to resign after they declared former interior minister Fathi Bashagha as prime minister in February.

Source: NAM NEWS NETWORK

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The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya and his deputy are following up on the project to reunify the Central Bank

Tripoli– The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Al-Siddiq Al-Kabeer, and his deputy, Ali Al-Hibri, met yesterday with the steering committee of the project to reunify the Central Bank of Libya.

During this meeting, which was held at the conclusion of the workshops held in Turkey during the period from the twenty-first to the twenty-third of April, the progress of the work of the joint teams and the next stages of the project were discussed.

Source: Libyan News Agency