Foreign minister Al-Baour underscores Libya’s openness in meeting with Spanish envoyLibya’s Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Taher Al-Baour, met on Wednesday with Spanish Ambassador Javier Lara to discuss deepening …
Libya records 76 drownings in two months amid rescue shortages Libya has recorded 76 drowning cases between 8 June and 6 August, including 55 Libyan nationals, according to the Head of the Maritime Rescue Room, Misbah Al-Ghazewi. Speaking to local outlet …
Libya takes decisive steps to align with global financial standardsLibyan financial authorities are calling for the swift passage of new legislation aimed at curbing money laundering and terrorism financing, warning that further delays could expose the …
ExxonMobil and Libya’s NOC sign offshore gas exploration agreementThe U.S. Embassy in Libya has welcomed the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between American energy giant ExxonMobil and Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC), aimed at …
Audit Bureau President Khaled Shakshak defends his institution’s role in financial oversight, responding to remarks by Control Authority chief Abdullah Qaderboh.A disagreement has surfaced between two of Libya’s main oversight institutions concerning the …
The Ministry of Education in the Government of National Unity, headed by Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, has put forward a new proposal that has sparked widespread controversy among citizens. The proposal calls for the abolition of the Preparatory Certificate as a …
Libya has witnessed a surge in drowning incidents this summer, with 76 deaths reported between June 8 and August 6, including 55 Libyan nationals, according to Musbah Al-Ghaziywi, head of the country’s Maritime Rescue Unit. In a statement on Thursday, Al- …
The National Committee for Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing has warned of growing threats to Libya’s financial system, urging immediate action to adopt a comprehensive anti-money laundering law in line with international standards. In a …
In its latest 2025 forecast, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) placed Libya at the forefront of global economic growth, with a projected rate exceeding 17.3%. This assessment was not only based on the recovery of the oil sector but also clearly …
&
