World News: Political News
Delegate Minister of Transport Discusses With Commander of Presidency Guard Securing Land and Sea Ports.
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Tripoli, 7 January 2017(Lana) The Delegate Minister of Transport in the Government of National Accord Milad Ma'atoug has discussed with the Commander of the Presidency Guard Nejmi Al Nakou plans for securing state institutions including land and Sea ports. The two sides agreed to continue consultations to reach their objectives. Plans and programs for training special teams to provide the needed protection for these institutions were revealed at the meeting. -... Read more
Libya Needs $10 Million to Finance Humanitarian Response Plans.
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Cairo, 7 January 2017(Lana) The Humanitarian Response Plans for the Middle East and North Africa has received $4 billion this far out of the 7 billion it requested for 2016. The UN Human Affairs Middle East Coordination Bureau said in a statement Thursday Syria was the biggest beneficiary with 1.4 billion, followed by Yemen, Iraq, and the Palestinian territories. The bureau said 56% of Humanitarian Response plans have been financed thus far, explaining that the humanitarian intervention for the Mosul operation have reached 284 million dollars, Afghanistan 152 million,... Read more
Italian Oil Group Eni Digs Off-shore Exploratory Well North West Tripoli.
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Tripoli, 7 January 2017(Lana) The Italian Eni Group has announced that it had dug an exploratory well in the off-shore area DMN41, as part of the 2008 Exploration and Production partnership agreement with the National Oil Company. According to the NOC official website, the exploratory well is located 140km north west of Tripoli, 55 km north of the gas field Bahr Al Shamal, and the targeted Al Metlawi reservoir, and the projected digging period is 46 days. =... Read more
Tunisian President Reiterates His Country's Commitment not to Intervene in Libya Internal Affairs.
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Tunis, 7 January 2017(Lana) Tunisian President Al Baji Qayed Al Sebsi has reiterated his country's commitment not to intervene in the internal affairs of Libya, and said Tunisia stands the same distance from all parties, and urges them to work to ensure the integrity, security and stability of Libya. At an audience with the President of the Libyan Parliament Ageela Saleh, Al Sebsi said 'the solution in Libya emanates from the will of the Libyan people , and all parties to the conflict should work to reach a common ground for dialogue and reconciliation, and renounce division... Read more
Tunisian President Reiterates His Country's Commitment not to Intervene in Libya Internal Affairs.
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Tunis, 7 January 2017(Lana) Tunisian President Al Baji Qayed Al Sebsi has reiterated his country's commitment not to intervene in the internal affairs of Libya, and said Tunisia stands the same distance from all parties, and urges them to work to ensure the unity, security and stability of Libya. At an audience with the President of the President of the Libyan Parliament Ageela Saleh, Al Sebsi said 'the solution in Libya emanates from the will of the Libyan people , and all parties to the conflict should work to reach a common ground for dialogue and reconciliation, to... Read more