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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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Brega restarts its Tripoli cooking gas cylinder refilling depot
Sep 7 Sami Zaptia

Brega restarts its Tripoli cooking gas cylinder refilling depot

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Sep 7 Sami Zaptia

East Libya discusses cooperation with Egypt’s electricity company

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Sep 7 Sami Zaptia

HNEC discusses introducing e-voter cards for next elections

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Sep 6 Sami Zaptia

Finance Ministry suspends 17,000 state sector salaries - 6,915 of which were for deceased claimants

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Benghazi tyre recycling plant starts, plastic recycling to start soon
Sep 6 Sami Zaptia

Benghazi tyre recycling plant starts, plastic recycling to start soon

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Tripoli University Hospital’s Orthopaedic Department launches remote educational service
Sep 5 Sami Zaptia

Tripoli University Hospital’s Orthopaedic Department launches remote educational service

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Sep 4 Sami Zaptia

Labour Ministry holds meeting with private sector on its role in its new employment programme

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Aug 30 Sami Zaptia

More than 30 regional economic studies guiding development and value-added programmes to be launched

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Libyan imports to continue to be allowed to enter without Letters of Credit payment prerequisite
Aug 27 Sami Zaptia

Libyan imports to continue to be allowed to enter without Letters of Credit payment prerequisite

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Aug 27 Sami Zaptia

Serraj’s government announces 24-hr curfew for four days, and thereafter 9pm to 6am for ten days - accused of using curfew to suppress demonstrations

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