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LANA The Egyptian Foreign Minister and the US President's Advisor for Arab Affairs discuss developments in Libya by phone.
LANA Tetteh discussed with a number of political party leaders the deteriorating situation in Tripoli and mechanisms for maintaining the truce.
LANA Tetteh meets with representatives of the associations of the Libyan political party.
LANA The Electricity Company announces a power outage in large areas of Tobruk, and maintenance teams are beginning repair work.
LANA The foreign ministers of Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria, at the conclusion of their meeting in Cairo, affirmed the need to de-escalate the situation in Tripoli and push for a comprehensive political dialogue.
LANA The Electricity Company announces the repair of the Al-Ahwa Al-Baria station damaged by the Tripoli clashes.
LANA Ministry of Interior: Security patrols continue in Mizdah to maintain security and stability.
LANA Khoury meets with representatives of the residents of Souq Al-Jumaa
LANA (LANA - Cairo): Egypt hosts a tripartite ministerial meeting with the participation of the United Nations mission to discuss developments in the Libyan crisis.
LANA Nearly (313) thousand Sudanese refugees have arrived in Libya since the beginning of the conflict in Sudan.

Nearly (313) thousand Sudanese refugees have arrived in Libya since the beginning of the conflict in Sudan.

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Tripoli, May 31, 2025 (LANA) - The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) revealed that approximately (313) thousand Sudanese refugees have arrived in Libya since the beginning of the conflict in Sudan until last April, an increase of (256) thousand refugees over the previous month.

In a report issued on Thursday, the UNHCR predicted that there would be (621) thousand Sudanese refugees in need by the end of 2025, an increase of 40%, or (446) thousand people in need since November 2024, according to the 2025 Refugee Response Plan.

The World Food Programme (WFP) revealed its urgent need for funding of $13.5 million to enable it to continue providing the necessary support to Sudanese refugees in Libya.

The WFP noted that it would not be able to continue providing assistance to the targeted refugees unless it received additional funding due to the limited funding.

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