Tripoli- The United Nations Support Mission in Libya denied today, Thursday, its responsibility for the circulation of the names of participants in the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum sponsored by the United Nations, which is scheduled to be held in Geneva in the coming weeks. In a circular issued by theRead More →
Tripoli- The Security Directorate at the Ras Jdeir border crossing said officials from the Foreign and Interior Ministries have discussed problems hindering re-opening of the border crossing with Tunisia. The Security Directorate Communication Office said the meeting, which was held on Wednesday was attended by the Undersecretary of the InteriorRead More →
Amman- Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry discussed today, Thursday, with his French counterpart, Jean-Yves Le Drian, on the sidelines of the quartet ministerial conference in the Jordanian capital Amman, international efforts to achieve political and security stability in Libya. The official page of the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs saidRead More →
Amman- A Jordanian Foreign Ministry Spokesman ‘Dheif Allah Al Fayez said on Wednesday the Med Wave company, on which the European Union imposed sanctions for its role in violating arms embargo on Libya, was neither a Jordanian company nor registered in Jordan. Relevant bodies have unveiled the place, claimed toRead More →
Tripoli- The CEO of the Arab Gulf Oil Company Mohamed Bin Shatwan has announced that work was underway at the Sarir and Msala oil fields to resume production, after 1 million barrels of crude were transported from the reservoirs at Al Hreiga terminal. The terminal of Al Hreiga was expectedRead More →
Humanitarian partners reported 673 access constraints in July and August. The 31% decrease in constraints compared to June is mainly because of the resumption of UNHAS flights and the reduction in humanitarian activities. Nearly half of reported constraints are restrictions on movements into Libya, as 95% of INGO international staffRead More →
979 access constraints/ incidents reported 733 COVID-19-related access constraints 1 million people in need of humanitarian assistance Key Findings: Humanitarian partners reported a total of 979 access constraints during June 2020. Compared to May 2020, there is a four per cent decrease in reported access constraints. Out of the 979Read More →
Calls for Openness, Inclusion Contrast with Protectionist Approaches, as World Leaders Outline Strategies to Contain Virus, Provide Medical Treatment World leaders gathered in pre-recorded videos for an unprecedented opening of the General Assembly’s annual general debate today, as the United Nations Secretary-General described the epic upheaval wreaked by COVID-19 acrossRead More →
Saudi Arabia continues to promote global response efforts and help countries reeling under the devastating impact of COVID-19, King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud told world leaders, gathered virtually at the United Nations General Assembly. In a pre-recorded message to the Assembly’s general debate, the Monarch highlighted his country’s roleRead More →
Tripoli-Chairman of the Board of the National Oil Company Mustafa Sun’Allah on Tuesday met the German Ambassador to Libya Oliver Owcza. According to the NOC SMS page , the meeting focused on the security situation at the oil fields and terminals and other NOC facilities. Gradual resumption of oil productionRead More →
