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By Sami Zaptia. London, 2 June 2021: Libya and Algeria seek to activate their economic relations on multiple levels. The sentiment came through during the meeting of Libya’s Minister of Economy and Trade Mohamed Hwej and Algerian Minister of Finance Ayman Bin Abdelrahman last Sunday on the margins of the Algerian Libyan Economic Forum held between 29-31 May in Algiers. During the meeting, Minister Hwej discussed ways to enhance and raise the level of trade exchange between the two countries a...

ROME: Libyan nurses are set to take part in a groundbreaking Arabic distance learning project in cooperation with Italy’s Vatican Pediatric Hospital and the World Health Organization (WHO). The project will see 156 Libyan nurses from eight hospitals in the country learn through the newly launched Medtraining platform.

Libya: Health Sector Bulletin (May 2021) Format COVID-19 vaccination EU call for project proposals on PHC for NGOs Health workforce strategic plan development Availability of health facilities in the south and east. Inventory of health sector projects Health sector operational response SITUATION OVERVIEW • GNUs Minister of Health states that when appointed, the Ministry of Health was in a disastrous state. • Libyas National Oil Corporation working with Italys ENI delivered medical equipmen...

By Sami Zaptia. Egyptian civil aviation delegation inspects Mitiga and Misrata airports with view of resuming flights with Cairo airport (Photo: Libyan Civil Aviation Authority). London, 1 June 2021: A delegation from the Egyptian Civil Aviation authority visited Mitiga last Sunday and Misrata airport today, Libya’s Airports Authority reported. The Mitiga visit included a field inspection by the delegation of the airport to determine its readiness for the resumption of flights between Libyan ...

01 June 2021 Six hundred kilometers south west from the Libyan capital Tripoli, lies in the desert the ancient oasis town of Ghadames also known as the “Pearl of the desert”. It has been settled since pre-historic times, but the characteristic buildings of the old town that remain today date from the period of prosperity associated with the booming of trans-Sahara trade from the 13th to 16th centuries. Over 2000 years since it has been first inhabited, this oasis hamlet has seen the sands o...

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Libya’s military leader Khalifa Haftar is polishing his political image ahead of elections, after a crippling rout on the battlefield and with his support waning at home and abroad, analysts say.

The Libyans have agreed to end the fighting and form a new government and presidency council, but they did not agree to turn the page on the past and overcome the pain of war and division.

Africa Day celebrates independence, freedom from colonialism, and looking forwards to a peacful and thriving future in the 55 African Union nations. This year’s theme is “Arts, Culture and Heritage” and UCS is helping to raise up climate change in that context.  Climate change is probably the fastes