The Head of the Libyan Presidential Council Fayez Al-Sarraj has confirmed that there are no orders to shut down Misrata and Al-Khums ports of the Government of National Accord’s Transportation Ministry, which is the only entity recognized by the International Maritime Organization.
A statement by the Presidential Council said it would hold to account any party that threatens these ports or others across the country, adding that it had taken the necessary measures to secure the ports.
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) announced that it is working on preparing a transitional plan to focus on early
Libya, Algeria and Tunisia have signed an agreement to establish a mechanism for consultation on the management of groundwater shared between them in the Northern
The Administrative Circuit of the South Tripoli Court of Appeal announced the acceptance of the appeal filed against the Speaker of the House of Representatives’
Nigerian Defense Minister Mohamed Badaru called on Libya to cooperate with his country’s government to address the crisis of the proliferation of small arms and
