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LANA Dabaiba calls for a halt to funding for 2026 projects and warns of the repercussions of parallel spending.
LANA Al-Sunni before the Security Council warned against parallel spending and called for its unification and rationalization.
LANA Al-Sunni before the Security Council: It is time to correct the mistakes of the past and support the will of the Libyans.
LANA The British representative to the Security Council: The current situation in Libya is unsustainable, and the Libyan people have waited too long for stability
LANA Denmark, France, Greece, Latvia, Liberia, Panama, and the United Kingdom call on the Libyan parties to resume the political process.
LANA Mabrouka Toughi to (LANA): Benghazi has always been a capital of Arab culture
LANA Mosaad Boulos at the Security Council: We are working on concrete steps for economic and military integration by bringing together senior officials from the east and west of Libya.
LANA China's representative to the Security Council: The UN Security Council has a responsibility to protect Libya's frozen assets abroad, and their erosion is unacceptable.
LANA Tetteh: Politicizing and dividing the judiciary will harm the political process in Libya.
LANA Tetteh to the Security Council: The absence of a unified budget and uncoordinated public spending have caused the decline in the value of the Libyan dinar.

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Dabaiba calls for a halt to funding for 2026 projects and warns of the repercussions of parallel spending.

Dabaiba calls for a halt to funding for 2026 projects and warns of the repercussions of parallel spending.

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Al-Sunni before the Security Council warned against parallel spending and called for its unification and rationalization.

Al-Sunni before the Security Council warned against parallel spending and called for its unification and rationalization.

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Al-Sunni before the Security Council: It is time to correct the mistakes of the past and support the will of the Libyans.

Al-Sunni before the Security Council: It is time to correct the mistakes of the past and support the will of the Libyans.

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The British representative to the Security Council: The current situation in Libya is unsustainable, and the Libyan people have waited too long for stability

The British representative to the Security Council: The current situation in Libya is unsustainable, and the Libyan people have waited too long for stability

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Denmark, France, Greece, Latvia, Liberia, Panama, and the United Kingdom call on the Libyan parties to resume the political process.

Denmark, France, Greece, Latvia, Liberia, Panama, and the United Kingdom call on the Libyan parties to resume the political process.

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Mabrouka Toughi to (LANA): Benghazi has always been a capital of Arab culture

Mabrouka Toughi to (LANA): Benghazi has always been a capital of Arab culture

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Mosaad Boulos at the Security Council: We are working on concrete steps for economic and military integration by bringing together senior officials from the east and west of Libya.

Mosaad Boulos at the Security Council: We are working on concrete steps for economic and military integration by bringing together senior officials from the east and west of Libya.

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China's representative to the Security Council: The UN Security Council has a responsibility to protect Libya's frozen assets abroad, and their erosion is unacceptable.

China's representative to the Security Council: The UN Security Council has a responsibility to protect Libya's frozen assets abroad, and their erosion is unacceptable.

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Tetteh: Politicizing and dividing the judiciary will harm the political process in Libya.

Tetteh: Politicizing and dividing the judiciary will harm the political process in Libya.

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Tetteh to the Security Council: The absence of a unified budget and uncoordinated public spending have caused the decline in the value of the Libyan dinar.

Tetteh to the Security Council: The absence of a unified budget and uncoordinated public spending have caused the decline in the value of the Libyan dinar.

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