Tripoli- France, through its embassy in Libya, reiterated its full support for the National Oil Corporation in its mission to serve all Libyans, and its firm commitment to the unity, integrity and monopoly of the corporation, calling on the Libyan …

Foreign Minister Mohamed Siala met with his counterparts, Algerian Sabri Boukadoum and Tunisian Othman al-Grandi. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated on its website that the meeting came within the framework of consultations and coordination of positions between Libya, Tunisia …

The Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General (ASRSG) and Head of the United Mission Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) Stephanie Williams convened today the second virtual meeting of the second round of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF). Participants continued …

Tripoli-The Head of Airport Authorities Mohamed Beitu Almal yesterday discussed with Spanish Ambassador to Libya Javier Larache ways of upgrading cooperation between the Authority and Spanish companies in executing construction an infrastructure projects. The meeting was attended by the head …

Rabat-Moroccan Foreign Minister Naser Burita has said ‘foreign interventions has deepened the Libyan crisis, and widened the gap between political antagonists. He voiced hope that the Tangier consultative meeting would help the Libyan House of Representatives to play its part. …

Tripoli-The United States has renewed, through its embassy in Libya, support for the National Oil Corporation, which it said was ‘carrying out its mandate in an impartial and technocratic way on behalf of all Libyans.’ A statement posted to the …

Tripoli- The work of the meeting, which comes within the second round of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum, began earlier today, Wednesday. In a brief statement published on its official page, the United Nations Support Mission in Libya stated that …

PARIS— France, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Germany have threatened sanctions against those obstructing inter-Libyan talks. The talks are aimed at establishing transitional institutions until elections slated for December 2021.

In a joint communiqué, the four EU nations said “We …

France, Britain, Italy and Germany threatened today to impose sanctions on the sides obstructing negotiations between the two Libyan parties, which aim to establish transitional institutions until elections are held in December 2021.

According to the French Press Agency, the …