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Our exclusive sources in the telecommunications sector revealed that Prime Minister Dbeibeh has initiated a new management change at the Telecommunications Holding Company, appointing Ali Bin Gharbi…
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Libya is working to revive its aviation sector after years of decline by launching a new national airline, named “Unified Libyan Airlines”, during 2026. Currently, the country has two state-owned…
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OilPrice reported on Tuesday that, as more than 40 oil companies have expressed interest in Libya’s first oil-field licensing round since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, the National Oil C…
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With only one day left before the curtain falls on 2026, questions are mounting about the fate of the year and the economic and financial conditions it has produced amid a series of accumulated chal…
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The Libyan Audit Bureau published its 2024 report, confirming that the Council of Ministers of the Government of National Unity dispatched 11 envoys through seven procedures to receive overnight all…
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Data released by the Central Bank of Libya revealed a sharp and alarming decline in revenues transferred from the National Oil Corporation, with total remittances since December 25 to date amounting…
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An international report by the World Bank has revealed Libya’s recent economic developments, with key findings pointing to a strong yet fragile recovery in economic performance, alongside the persis…
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The Decode39 website reported “China in Libya: why Beijing’s return matters in the Mediterranean.” After more than a decade of absence, China is once again moving openly in Libya. Here is what we ar…
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Travelandtourworld website revealed that the authorities in Libya, North Africa, have jointly decided to implement a bold plan to develop the civil aviation sector, a move that could be decisive in…
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Utilities Middle East reported that Libya is accelerating reforms and seeking to attract British companies to seize significant opportunities in exporting solar and wind energy to Europe. Libya i…