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Tripoli, 14 October 2019(Lana) The President of Presidency Council of the Government of National Accord Fayez Al Serraj met in Tripoli on Sunday the British Charge D'affaires Nicholas Hopton. According to the Council's Communication Office, the meeting focused on developments in Libya, and the international efforts to bring about a solution to the crisis in the country. The President of GNA reiterated his call for countries concerned with the Libyan issue, to be invited to the Berlin Conference without exception. On his part the British Charge D'affaires renewed his... Read more
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Tripoli, 14 October 2019(Lana) The President of Presidency Council of the Government of National Accord Fayez Al Serraj met at the Council's headquarters here a delegation representing the notables sheikhs and youth movements in the southern region. The discussion cantered on the situation in the region and the role the GNA is doing to instil peace there. The meeting also dealt with initiatives and ideas that might help end the crisis as well as the pressing needs of the inhabitants of the southern cities and towns notably providing prompt support for the services. ... Read more
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Tripoli, 14 October 2019(Lana) The Foreign Ministry Undersecretary for Technical Affairs discussed with the Ambassador of the Republic of Bosnia Herzegovina bilateral relations and upgrading exchange between the two countries in all areas. Facilitating entry visas for travellers between the two countries were also discussed at the meeting. =... Read more
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Tripoli, 13 October 2019(Lana) The Chairman of the Board of the Sirte Oil and Gas Company Naji Hfaf held a meeting with the Ambassador of Philippines Almer Cato during a visit the Ambassador made to the Al Breiga Oil Terminal. The Ambassador's visit was aimed to discuss cooperation and recruiting of Filipino workers for Libyan oil industry. The Embassy delegation visited several sites at the terminal and met a number of Filipino workers at the facility. =... Read more
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Tripoli, 13 October 2019(Lana) A spokesman for the Libyan Foreign Ministry has denied reports on SMS media that money has been stolen from the Libyan Embassy in Washington describing them as baseless. The issue was mere fraud attempt by an American citizen in favour of the Military Attaché office which is financially independent from the Embassy accounts, he said. The Ministry's Communication Office quoted the Spokesman as saying the Embassy was following up the case from the beginning and managed to retrieve the amount. It said the fraud case investigation coincided with... Read more