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Airport, Minister Announces. Tripoli, 6 September 2018(Lana) The GNA Minister of transport Milad Ma'atoug has announced resumption of flights at Mi'tiga International Airport. The Cabinet Information Office quoted Ma'atoug as saying the resumption of flights was based on a security recommendation from the Ministry of Interior, indicating that the resumption of flights would be gradual as companies complete their preparation for flights =... Read more
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Airport, Minister Announces. Tripoli, 6 September 2018(Lana) The GNA Minister of transport Milad Ma'atoug has announced resumption of flights at Mi'tiga International Airport. The Cabinet Information Office quoted Ma'atoug as saying the resumption of flights was based on a security recommendation from the Ministry of Interior, indicating that the resumption of flights would be gradual as companies complete their preparation for flights =... Read more
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Airport, Minister Announces. Tripoli, 6 September 2018(Lana) The GNA Minister of transport Milad Ma'atoug has announced resumption of flights at Mi'tiga International Airport. The Cabinet Information Office quoted Ma'atoug as saying the resumption of flights was based on a security recommendation from the Ministry of Interior, indicating that the resumption of flights would be gradual as companies complete their preparation for flights =... Read more
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Airport, Minister Announces. Tripoli, 6 September 2018(Lana) The GNA Minister of transport Milad Ma'atoug has announced resumption of flights at Mi'tiga International Airport. The Cabinet Information Office quoted Ma'atoug as saying the resumption of flights was based on a security recommendation from the Ministry of Interior, indicating that the resumption of flights would be gradual as companies complete their preparation for flights =... Read more
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Tripoli, 5 September 2018(Lana) The United States, Britain, France and Italy have welcomed a ceasefire declared by the warring parties in the Libyan capital on Tuesday. In a joint statement, the four countries said, 'we reaffirm our strong support for the UN Special Envoy Ghasan Salama in his effort to bring about an immediate and lasting cessation of hostilities in the capital Tripoli.' They called on all Libyan parties to refrain from any actions that might undermine the ceasefire, endanger civilians and obstruct Libyan effort to push forward with the political. ... Read more