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Tripoli, 6 January 2019(Lana) The UN Development Programme has announced that more than 1800 Libyan Police officers would receive training courses in Libya. UNDP said the courses were a new step in the capacity-building effort to promote the rule of law and security in Libya, as part of an integrated programme. The UN Support Mission in Libya said it was committed to support development projects in several municipalities across the country by rehabilitation programs and provision of equipment, with special emphasis on education, health, water and sanitation services. ... Read more
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Tripoli, 6 January 2019 (Lana) GNA Minister of Health paid Saturday a visit to the Autism National Centre to inspect maintenance work at the utility. The visit included the site allocated by the Presidency Council to house the Autism Centre and maintenance work underway and which is expected to be completed by May. The centre is one of the utilities specialized in the treatment of autism patients. =... Read more
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Tripoli, 6 January 2019(Lana) The National Oil Company has demanded that emergency security measures be enforced at the Al Sharara oil fields, which was scene of a security violation incident recently. Some of the operation facilities at the fields have been ransacked and vandalized including transformers and cables on various wells, the NOC said on its website. The Company said the incident would cause a drop in production in Al Sharara fields at 850000 bpd. =... Read more
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Tripoli, 6 January 2109(Lana) The Al Madar Al Jadid Telephone Company and the Tripoli University Hospital have signed an agreement to perform 50 open-heart surgeries for patients from the southern Libyan region. The Director of Tripoli University Hospital highlighted the agreement as a step to reopen the cardiovascular department and thus resume open-heart operations, to ease the suffering of patients due to expensive treatment in private clinics and abroad. He said the department has been re-equipped to make this effort a success, in anticipation of an operation by... Read more
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Tripoli, 3 January 2019(Lana) The GNA Foreign Minister Mohamed Siala has thanked the Government of Panama for its cooperation with the Libyan Embassy in Panama to resolve the issue of the Libyan vessel 'Badr' which belong to the Libyan Maritime Transport Company and seized by a private security company along with a group of Bulgarian border Police on Dec.21 on false and unlawful measures. Siala demanded, in a letter to Panamanian Foreign Minister that the Government of Panama intervene to annul the temporary registration of the hijacked vessel. Meanwhile, the High... Read more