The UN envoy to Libya Ghassan Salame, on Wednesday, said that there is a group in eastern Libya seeking to disrupt the elections. In a television interview on Al-Jazeera channel, Salame stared that he would return to the Security Council to report on anyone trying to stop and obstruct Libyans …
Read More »Al-Meshri Agrees In Moscow Upon The Need For Guarantees That The whole Forum Of The Military Rule Would Not Be Paved
The head of the High Council of State (HCS) Khaled Al-Meshri, agreed with the Russian Federation Council chairwoman, “Valentina Matviyenko” in the Russian capital Moscow, upon the need for guarantees to not pave the National Forum to a military rule. Al-Meshri and his accompanying delegation presented the Council’s vision of …
Read More »Stephanie Williams: The National Forum Timing Will Be Known And Will Have Clear Outputs
The Deputy Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Stephanie Williams, confirmed that the National Forum will be in a known and limited phase with clear outputs and a limited timetable. In a press statement, on Sunday, Williams clarified the importance of implementing a “correct and radical” solution …
Read More »Tripoli… Signing The Cease-Fire Agreement
The High Council of Reconciliation, on Monday, signed a cease-fire agreement in the south of the capital, between the Tripoli’s Protection Force and the 7th Brigade, under the patronage of a delegation from the Social Council of Werfalla tribes. The agreement, which will be signed later by the Elders of …
Read More »Walking Pneumonia, The Kindest Hurtful Lung Infection
Walking Pneumonia It sounds like it could be the name of a sci-fi horror flick. But it’s actually the least scary kind of pneumonia. It can be milder than the other types, and you usually don’t have to stay in the hospital. You could have walking pneumonia and not even …
Read More »JUWALI: The Clashes In Southern Tripoli Are Expected Because The Ceasefire Agreement Was Not Made On Solid Ground
The commander of the western military region, Osama Al-Juwaili, on Thursday, stated that the current clash between the military units in the south of Tripoli is “expected” and “expected to be repeated, because the agreement on the cease-fire did not take place on solid ground”, explaining that it was between …
Read More »The Justice And Construction Party Condemns The Attack on The Foreign Ministry’s Headquarters And Calls For The Implementation Of Security Arrangements
The Justice and Construction Party, on Tuesday, condemned the terrorist attack on the Foreign Ministry’s headquarters in Tripoli yesterday’s morning. In a statement, the party renewed its “firm” position and rejection of such terrorist acts, calling on Al-Wefaq government to implement security arrangements “effectively” and support the state apparatus and …
Read More »M’azzab: The Date Of The Elections Will Be Decided During The National Conference
A member of the Supreme Council of the State Mohammad Ma’zzab, said that what the MP Abdul Salam Nassia said about the holding of elections at the end of next year has nothing to do with any agreements between the parties in Libya. In a statement to the Russian news …
Read More »Lavrov: Russia Supports Italy’s Initiative on Libya
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that Russia supports Italy’s initiative on Libya. In a press interview with the Italian Foreign Minister Enzo Melanesi, Sergey stressed that all Libyan parties should be involved in initiating a dialogue and a national reconciliation, for international support for one party is not a …
Read More »Al-Mashri: Our Position is Identical to the Position of the PC Who Refuses to Transfer the Position of Supreme Commander in the Army to Hiftar
The head of the Supreme Council Khalid Khalid Al-Meshri said that the position of the Council is identical to the position of the Presidential Council (PC), which refuses to transfer the post of supreme commander of the Libyan army to the commander of Al-Karama forces Khalifa Hifter. In an interview …
Read More »Abdul Jalil: We Understand the Demands of the University Staff and We Are committed to Improve their Financial Situation
Education Minister of Al-Wefaq Government Osman Abdul Jalil, on Monday, said that the ministry will communicate with the Ministry of Finance on the authorization of universities to pay the additional allowance and late bonuses to the employees. During a meeting held with the unions of university staff, on Sunday, Abdul …
Read More »Audit Bureau: The End of the Committee for the Standardization of the Regulatory Action of Tripoli and Al-Bayda
The Libyan Audit Bureau, on Sunday, announced the end of the work of the committee which is allocated to unifying the audit work of the accounting dynasties of Tripoli and Al-Bayda. On its official page, the bureau added that the committee confirmed the unity of the committee and abiding by …
Read More »After Closing the Town Hall, Al-Khayali Holds the Protesters the Responsibility of Damaging Sabha
The mayor of Sabha Hamed Al-Khayali, on Sunday, blamed the city’s protesters for any damage that may have been caused to the inhabitants of Sabha after they rejected the arrival of the crisis committee mandated by the presidential council to solve the strangulations of the city and the south in …
Read More »US Ambassador to Libya Resumes Work from Tunisia
The US Embassy in Libya has indicated that Ambassador Peter William Bodde resumed his duties as the embassy’s acting director in Tunisia. On its official website, on Friday, the embassy said that the United States, under the leadership of Ambassador Peter, will continue its close partnership with Libyan and international …
Read More »Al-Sarraj: We Need a Constitution First Before the Elections
The Head of the Presidential Council Fayez Al-Sarraj said that we need a constitution first, including the electoral law, without which elections can not be held. In an interview with the newspaper “Corriere Della Sera”, Al-Serraj stated that the constitution drafting body has been in operation for two years and …
Read More »Sawan Ends the Controversy and Declares Not Running for the Presidency of the Party
President of Justice and Construction Party Mohamed Sawan announced that he will not run for the Party’s presidential elections during the second general conference scheduled for next January. In a statement to the Arraedlg, Sawan stressed the necessity of holding the general conference of the party in its scheduled time, …
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