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Addis Ababa, 30 January 2017(Lana) The GNA Delegated Foreign Minister Mohammed Siala described at the African Summit here the outcome of the AU High-Level Committee summit meeting, which was held in Brazzaville, Congo as 'very positive', given the effort exerted to settle the crisis in Libya. 'The Brazzaville meeting was very positive, leading to key points, Siala said, praising decision by key players concerned with the issue, to go to Libya to meet different parties to reach a solution for the crisis, Siala told the Algerian news agency. Siala statements came one day... Read more
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Addis Ababa, 30 January 2017(Lana) The 28th Summit of the African Union is starting here Monday with several issues on its agenda including Libya, reform of the organization, election of a new president of the African Commission and other peace and security-related issues. The heads of state and government taking part in the sessions were also scheduled to tackle issues related to the economy and development, given the importance they attached to the social and economic topics, especially those listed on the 2063 Agenda. =... Read more
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Brazzaville, 29 January 2017(Lana) The AU High-Level Committee on Libya announced at the end of its meeting here on Friday it would make a visit to Libya in a bid to break the political stalemate and bridge the gap between the Libyan parties to reach a solution to the crisis. The Committee has expressed support for the Political Agreement signed by the Libyan parties in Al Sukheirat, Morocco and its outcome namely the Presidency Council, the High State Council and the House of Representatives, the Head of African Affairs Department at the Foreign Ministry Mohamed Al Maghour... Read more
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Tarhuna, 29.01.2017(Lana) First gathering for Businessmen in Tarhuna concluded Saturday at faculty of Sciences in Tarhuna themed; 'Tarhuna calls' with a view to consolidate the role of businessmen in Tarhuna development. The participants in the gathering agreed to set up an investment fund to supports investment projects in the city estimated at one-hundred million Libyan Dinars. The programme of the gathering included presentation of several scientific papers that covered the significance of the gathering in supporting investment and business people, and the prospect... Read more
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Tripoli, 29.01.2017(Lana) The libyan Culture Board took part in 48 th round of Cairo International Book Fair kicked off Thursday with the participation 35 Arab and foreign countries. Communications and Media at the cabinet explained that head of the board, Hussein Wanis visited several stands at the fair including Moroccon, Egyptian, Tunisian, Algerian, and Palestinian stands besides Iraqi, Italian, Greek and French stands. It said Libya is also taking part at the fair based on a cooperation agreement and cultural exchange signed by Libya and Egypt at the Arab... Read more