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Benghazi-The Speaker of the House of Representatives, “Aeela Saleh” called members of the House of Representatives to an official meeting on Monday Nov. 21, at the Parliament headquarters in Benghazi.
The House spokesman Abdullah Bleihaiq, said that the House will discuss a number of laws on the agenda of the meeting.
Source: Libyan News Agency
Tripoli-President of the Presidential Council Mohamed Al-Mnefi received on Thursday, a ministerial delegation from the Tunisian government that included the Ministers of Industry, Energy, Transport and Trade, in the presence of the Ambassador of the Republic of Tunisia to Libya.
The Council’S Communication Office said on his SMS page the meeting focused on the strong relations between the two brotherly neighboring countries, and ways to enhance them, to serve the common interests of the two countries.
Source: Libyan News Agency
Sebha-Berniq Air announced that it has resumed domestic flights to Sabha and Tobruk airports by a weekly flight starting next Monday Nov. 21, as part of the Civil Aviation Authority’s plan to launch domestic flights to various domestic destinations.
Berniq added through its website: that its domestic flights from Benina International Airport to Sebha and Tobruk airports will resume after obtaining the air operating license and will operate one flight per week to three destinations through Benghazi, Sebha and Tripoli, as follows:
: Benghazi – Sabha – Benghazi (Monday) Sabha – Tripoli – Sabha (Monday) Tripoli – Tobruk – Tripoli (Tuesday)
Source: Libyan News Agency
Tripoli-The GNU Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation denounced, in a statement issued on Thursday, Greek Foreign Minister decision not to disembark from his plane after his arrival today in Tripoli and his return from where he came from without any explanations, despite the fact that the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation was at the airport to welcome him in accordance with diplomatic norms.
The Ministry said in a statement that it granted the minister its approval to visit Tripoli at his request despite the crude policies and positions he adopted during the past days towards the interests of the Libyan state, which were reflected in his unbalanced statements regarding Libya’s sovereignty and its right to relations that achieve the aspirations of its people.
In its statement, the ministry rejected this action, saying it would take “appropriate diplomatic measures that preserve the prestige and sovereignty of the State of Libya.”
Source: Libyan News Agency
Tripoli-GNU Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Al Dabaiba, participated in the celebration held by the Algerian Embassy in Tripoli, of the 68th anniversary of the Algerian Liberation Revolution.
In a speech delivered in the event, Al Dabaiba congratulated the Algerian government and people ‘on the occasion of the celebration of the 68th anniversary of the outbreak of the Algerian Liberation Revolution, which came after a struggle of more than a hundred years and culminated in the liberation of Algeria from the colonizer.’
“Our people were inspired by the heroism of the Algerians and resisted fascist colonialism, and the Libyan resistance leaders did not stop supporting their brothers in Algeria, and the Libyan people, despite need, did not skimp on providing what they owned,” Al Dabaiba said.
“The blood of the brave men of the two countries was mixed in a historical epic in the battle of Isin, southwest of Ghat, which took place on the 3rd and 4th of October 1957, which embodied the epics of heroism between the two peoples.
Al Dabaiba stressed that Algeria has always on every occasion affirmed the right of Libyans to a future not marred by wars or divisions and supports the option of elections.
Source: Libyan News Agency