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Tripoli, 11 March 2020(Lana) GNA Minister of Justice Mohamed Lamloum on Tuesday met Tunisian Consul in Tripoli Tawfik Al Gassem. The meeting was attended by Foreign Affairs Adviser at the Consulate and the Head of Foreign Relations at the Ministry of Justice. According to the Ministry's Communication Office the meeting focused on the need to upgrade exchange, and also to bridge the gap in judicial and security coordination between the two countries. Security and judicial issues were discussed at the meeting. The Tunisian Consul conveyed compliments of the Tunisian... Read more
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Tripoli, 11 March 2020(Lana) GNA Foreign Ministry has issued a statement on the aborted attempt against Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamadouk, saying it a terrorist act designed to destabilize the country, undermine peace and stability of Sudan and the Government-led effort to handle the political transition process. According to the Ministry's Communications Office, the statement stressed the GNA Government's unwavering support for peace, security and integrity of Sudan. =... Read more
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Algiers, 9 March 2020(Lana) Algerian Foreign Minister Sabri Bugadoum has expressed hope that the UN would appoint an envoy to Libya as soon as possible to replace the outgoing envoy Ghasan Salama, stressing that the new envoy should be agreed by all parties to the conflict, and not be biased to one parties at the expense of others. The official Algerian News Agency APS quoted Bugadoum as saying, at an audience held at the People's Palace, hosted by President Tebboune to mark the world women's day, that Algeria is continuing its efforts to resolve the Libyan crisis, saying... Read more
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Tripoli, 8 March 2020(Lana) The Ministry of Health has announced that it requested that all returning travellers must fill a follow up medical card at entry ports, land, air or Sea. The Ministry said the move it took was to ensure health safety for both travellers and citizens, and to follow up conditions of Libyan national infected abroad. =... Read more
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Tripoli, 8 March 2020(Lana) The Ministry of Health has reaffirmed that no 'COVID-19' Coronavirus cases reported in Libya. The Ministry dismissed, in a statement, rumours about admitting into hospitals of two people with Conronavirus symptoms, explaining that the two cases brought to the emergency department in Tripoli were of two persons suffering acute pneumonia, one of them an old man and the other had HIV infection. =... Read more