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Libya Faces 800,000-Unit Housing Shortage
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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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Dec 23
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Nov 25
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Jul 12
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Libyan shipping company denies rumours of oil liftings, says it keeps away from political divide
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Nov 15
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Kidnappings continue in Tripoli: head of shipping company reported seized
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