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Libya Faces 800,000-Unit Housing Shortage LIFECO Completes Second Phase of Boiler Replacement at Urea-1 Plant Libya Launches National Housing Policy to Address Shortage Libya's NOC Targets 180 Million Cubic Feet Gas Flaring Reduction by 20 LIIF Industrial Investment Development Co. Executives Detained Libya Industrial Zones Authority Meets Turkish Delegation Benghazi Medical Industrial City Plans New IV Solution Factory Lucky Cement Considers 2.5M Ton Cement Plant in Khoms, Libya Libyan Delegation to Attend Second Japan-Libya Economic Forum Libya-Egypt Business Forum Preparations Underway for Derna Event
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Sami Zaptia

Libya Herald Editor-in-Chief

Aug 17 Sami Zaptia

Tripoli Finance Minister says Tripoli CBL is using monetary policy incorrectly

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Aug 17 Sami Zaptia

3,000 state-sector employees corruptly request opening of LCs to engage in prohibited private sector business: National Anti-Corruption Commission

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Shopping malls closed in Benghazi for refusing to use e-payments and POS machines
Aug 17 Sami Zaptia

Shopping malls closed in Benghazi for refusing to use e-payments and POS machines

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LISCO resumes production of 6mm steel wire coil
Aug 17 Sami Zaptia

LISCO resumes production of 6mm steel wire coil

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Floating Single Buoy Mooring arrives for Sirt Oil Company at Brega port
Aug 17 Sami Zaptia

Floating Single Buoy Mooring arrives for Sirt Oil Company at Brega port

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Aug 14 Sami Zaptia

Libya and Turkey sign trade understandings to complete 184 stalled projects worth US$ 16 bn

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Aug 14 Sami Zaptia

Tripoli Interior Ministry ready to reopen Libya-Tunisia borders, subject to anti-Corona health measures

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Aug 14 Sami Zaptia

Libya’s coronavirus cases continue to increase – reaching 7,050 total cases

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Aug 13 Sami Zaptia

U.S continues its Libya peace drive - in Ankara

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Benghazi port receives 398 containers of mixed goods, 25,000 tons of wheat, 28,500 tons of barley and 6,000 tons of cement
Aug 13 Sami Zaptia

Benghazi port receives 398 containers of mixed goods, 25,000 tons of wheat, 28,500 tons of barley and 6,000 tons of cement

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