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Tripoli, 27 October 2109(Lana) GNA Ministry of Interior has reaffirmed that travel movement through Wazen border crossing between Libya and Tunisia was normal and smooth. The Ministry lauded effort of the Security Directorate of Wazen and other security apparatus in running the border crossing and providing assistance to travellers. =... Read more
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Tripoli, 26.10.2019 - Lana - The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Transport for Aviation and Air Transport Affairs in the National Accord Government 'NAG', "Hisham Abdullah Abu Shkewat", met on Thursday, with "Kevin Dench," the political adviser to the British Embassy in Libya, "Daniel Mellouli" in charge of the economic program at the embassy and "Alaa Eddin Ammar" commercial counselor at the ministry's office. According to the ministry's website, the meeting discussed several issues, including the reopening of M'itiga International Airport to air traffic and coordination... Read more
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Sabha, 26.10.2019 - Lana - The International Organization for Migration (IOM) mission in Libya said it helped 141 Nigerian migrants stranded in Libya to return home voluntarily on Thursday. The mission said in a statement on Friday that Nigerian migrants had returned home from a flight that took off from Sabha airport on Thursday with 13 passengers on board, including five pregnant women. =... Read more
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Cairo, 26.10.2019 - Lana - Libya has took over the presidency of the Council of Arab Ministers Responsible for the Environment on Thursday at the 31st session of the Council held at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the Arab League States in Cairo. According to the website of the Ministry of Local Government of the National Accord government 'NAG', Libya was elected unanimously by all Arab member states to head the executive office of the Council of Arab Ministers Responsible for the Environment The Minister of Local Government and Head of the Libyan delegation to... Read more
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Tripoli, 26.10.2019 - Lana - The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has strongly condemned attacks on any civilian targets, including health facilities, field hospitals and medical teams. In a statement on Friday, the mission confirmed that the United Nations had documented at least 58 attacks on medical staff and health facilities during 2019, till the 25th of October. The mission categorically denied rumors that it had received coordinates for hospitals and field clinics operating south of Tripoli and had passed them on to one of the parties of the conflict.... Read more