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LANA Dabaiba stresses that the maritime border issue is a sovereign issue that affects the essence of national security.
LANA The Governor of the Central Bank meets with the Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund.
LANA Discussing cooperation and exchange of expertise between investigation and criminal evidence agencies in Arab countries.
LANA A delegation from the Government of National Unity discusses in Washington prospects for cooperation in the energy sector and the return of American companies to invest in Libya.
LANA A Saudi-Egyptian statement stresses respect for Libya's sovereignty and unity and rejects all forms of interference in its affairs.
LANA US military ship arrives in Benghazi
LANA The US-Libyan Business Association hosts the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya in Washington to discuss prospects for economic cooperation.
LANA The Libyan-Chinese Joint Economic Chamber is exploring ways to localize industry and attract investments within the country.
LANA The Ministry of Interior of the Government of National Unity is discussing enhancing cooperation with its French counterpart.
LANA French Embassy: Only the completion of the political process with UN support will allow Libya to regain its unity, stability, and sovereignty.

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Tunisian and Russian FMs discuss developments in Libya.

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Tunis, 18 May 2020(Lana) Tunisian and Russian foreign ministers discuss by phone security and military developments in Libya. Tunisian Foreign Minister said in statement Monday that the phone call touched on cooperation aspects between the two countries, especially in trade and economic fields. The ministers stressed the importance of strengthening consultations and political coordination between the two countries in the light of membership of Tunisia of UN Security Council. The two ministers exchanged during the phone call regional and international developments, especially... Read more

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Executive Director of Electricity Company three thrust approach to address power deficit.

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Tripoli, 18 May 2020 (Lana) The Executive Director of Electricity Company, Ali Sasi said the Company is facing big deficit estimated to 2000 megawatts, as production is around 5000 megawatts and consumption at 7000 megawatts. He said three thrust approach to address power deficit was adopted by electricity company. At press conference Monday Sasi said power cut last few days was due to a fault with Khomas power station, impacting the national grid and black out in western and southern areas. The plan focused on maintenance of existing stations to maintain current capacity and... Read more

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Libyan Consulate in Tunis Advises Libyan Nationals to remain in their Homes.

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Tunis, 29 March 2020(Lana) Libyan General Consulate in Tunis has called on all members of the Libyan community stranded in Tunisia, and who filed for accommodation and have not been contacted, to stay at home until the crisis representative call them. In a circulation, obtained by the Libyan news agency, the Consulate said the representative mission was to follow up and care for the needs of the Libyan community members in Tunisia. =... Read more

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CoronaVirus Combat Committee Issues Stricter Measures After Detection of Two New Cases.

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Tripoli, 29 March 2020(Lana) The High CoronaVirus Combat Committee has issued a number of measures that it said they should be enforced after new cases were reported in Libya on Saturday. New recommendations posted to the Committee's website, called for a curfew to be observed between 2 pm to 7 am, and reducing work hours at Government institutions to just between 9 am and 12 am, as well as restricting travel between cities except for vital works. The Committee also called on the Central Bank of Libya to put in place a proper mechanism for rendering services to customers at ... Read more

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