Lana News
Libyan News Agency
Latest News
LANA On the sidelines of the Antalya Forum: Hanna Tetteh discusses the political process in Libya with the foreign ministers of Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia.
LANA The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of National Unity begins preparations for the national report for the Universal Periodic Review of Human Rights.
LANA The Libyan News Agency signs a cooperation and partnership agreement with the Moroccan Arab News Agency.
LANA The European Union Ambassador to Libya renews the Union's support for Libyan institutions.
LANA The Attorney General discusses with the prosecutors of the Tripoli Court of Appeal the obstacles affecting the regular implementation of judicial rulings and orders.
LANA Deputy in the Presidential Council (Abdullah Al-Lafi) presents his initiative to a group of heads of political parties, blocs and movements.
LANA Al-Baour and his Maltese counterpart discuss ways to strengthen friendship and bilateral cooperation.
LANA Al-Abed follows up with the Tripoli Central Labor Office on mechanisms for organizing workflow and enhancing labor inspection efforts.
LANA Al-Baour and Berndt review the latest developments on the political scene in Libya.
LANA Al-Shahoubi and Berndt discuss the latest economic developments in Libya.

Al-Masry participates in the meeting of the ASIPU.

Pulbished on:

Benghazi, 8 April 2025 (Lana) Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR), Abdullah Al-Masry, participated in the meeting of the Association of Secretaries-General of National Parliaments of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (ASIPU), held in the Uzbek capital, Tashkent.

The spokesperson for the Speaker of the HoR, Abdullah Blihaq, said in a press statement today that the meeting discussed current issues and innovations in parliaments, as well as the training and development of parliamentary staff.

“Al-Masry confirmed in his remark that the HoR offers various training opportunities for its employees to enhance their skills and improve their job performance, including orientation and absorption programs, internal and external training programs, and practical training, in addition to partnerships with academic and research institutions based on methodological foundations that reflect the actual training needs of employees, where the HoR has achieved more than 40,000 training hours for its employees and trained more than 700 employees in this regard,” Blihaq said.

Regarding the HoR's support for employees and enabling them to obtain additional academic qualifications, Blihaq explained that supporting postgraduate studies is not merely a policy, but rather a practical commitment to building national competencies capable of leading change.

=Lana=