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Migration: walls are not Christian | Daniel DesiraRefugees should be welcome no matter whether they are black or white, Christian or Muslim, European or African

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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) on Thursday said 112 illegal migrants were sent from Libya to their country of origin. “Today 112 migrants were able to return their country of origin through the European Union funded Joint Initiative,” the UN agency said in a statement. The voluntary return program provides migrants in vulnerable situations with assistance including transportation, medical checks, documentation, and other logistical needs to return home safely. So far, 2,850 illegal immigrants were rescued at sea and returned to Libya this year, according to the agency. Rescued migrants usually end up inside overcrowded reception centers across Libya, despite repeated international calls to close those centers and release the migrants.

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The Second Libyan-German Economic Forum will be held on 7 March in Tripoli, the Ministry of Economy and Trade and the Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry revealed yesterday. The Arab-German Chamber of Commerce will be leading a delegation of German companies. It will be recalled that the First Libyan-German Economic Forum was held in Tunis in March 2019. The Second edition was held in September of the same year in Berlin. | (libyaherald.com)Third German-Libyan Economic Experts Forum started in Tripoli today | (libyaherald.com)

Netflix lowers subscription costs in over 30 countriesRecent price reductions by the streaming giant include Middle Eastern countries (Yemen, Jordan, Libya and Iran), sub-Saharan African markets such as Kenya, and European nations (Croatia, Slovenia, and Bulgaria)By IANS Updated On - 10:26 AM, Fri - 24 February 23San Francisco: Streaming giant Netflix has lowered the price of its subscription in more than 30 countries, in an effort to draw in subscribers who have access to a growing number of streaming options. “In Latin America, nations including Nicaragua, Ecuador, and Venezuela have seen reductions in subscription costs, as have parts of Asia including Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines,” the report mentioned. The cost reductions only applied to specific Netflix tiers in the affected countries. According to him, the streaming giant also has a chance to get new customers in markets where it doesn’t currently hold a dominant position. However, in November, the streaming giant had added a cheaper $6.99 per month ad-supported plan.

Apple Inc has reached out to Chinese manufacturing firm Luxshare to develop its upcoming augmented reality (AR) smart glasses, Nikkei Asia reported on Thursday. Reasons to Choose China’s Luxshare for AR DeviceAccording to a supply chain exec familiar with the matter, speaking to Nikkei Asia, Pegatron remained a longstanding manufacturer for Apple’s iPhone and the first to supply Apple’s AR products. Despite this, relations between the two companies soured after Pegatron pulled out of Apple’s AR device plans. Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook visited the Luxshare manufacturing facility in December 2017 to meet with workers and executives. We won’t be shifting production for the sake of lowering costs”Conversely, Foxconn will build a further second-generation, cheaper AR device, the four people explained.

Cairo - 23 February 2023: PwC Middle East in Egypt held its annual tax seminar, titled “Are you ready to transform your business?” on Thursday, 23 February at the St. Regis Cairo. We are committed to helping businesses navigate the latest digital developments in taxation and new local and global legislation to continue making informed business decisions.”PwC’s Middle East Tax & Legal Leader, Mohammed Yaghmour, commented: “Fiscal reform is on top of government agendas, both globally and in the region. We’re at the forefront of this transformation in the Middle East and we’re continuously investing in the tools and technologies that will help our clients.”Maged Ezzeldeen, Country Senior Partner and Deals Leader in Egypt, PwC Middle East, commented: “I am very pleased to see the government’s latest initiatives and efforts towards achieving a more thriving, sustainable economy. At PwC Middle East, we are committed to support our clients from the public and private sectors with our expertise and know-how in order to keep pace with the changes in the local, regional and global markets and contribute to achieving the comprehensive sustainable development plan as per Egypt's 2030 Vision." PwC’s Egypt Tax Seminar is an annual gathering to engage senior government officials, CEOs and CFOs of multinationals and large organisations, heads of authorities and industry experts on the recent developments in the economic, tax and legal landscape in Egypt.

A police investigation into a Christmas Eve arson attack on a car in Marsa has led to the suspect being identified and charged. Mellieħa resident Isam Mohamed el Shahumi, 44 from Libya, appeared in the dock before Magistrate Ian Farrugia this morning, accused of having set fire to a Renault Megane on the night between Christmas Eve and Christmas day, last year. Inspector Mario Xiberras told the court that the targeted car had been parked in Triq il-Marsa, Marsa when it was set alight. A police patrol had spotted the burning car and had dismounted from their patrol car, putting out the fire with their fire extinguishers. El Shahumi, who told the court that he was employed by a friend, pleaded not guilty to the charges.

v + T – normal sizeLibya is witnessing internal and external movement to hold parliamentary and presidential elections, and to take decisive steps to organize them this year, as everyone is certain that the solution in Libya inevitably passes through elections, according to what the Libyans themselves decide, and without interference from any party. Libyans hope that 2023 will be a year of renewed hope for the possibility of political parties agreeing on the constitutional basis and election laws, which lead to presidential and parliamentary elections that put an end to the transitional stages. He said, “National reconciliation is the basis of all tracks, and it will be strengthened by giving its foundations (reparations and compensation) a priority in public spending.”The House of Representatives in Tobruk (east) took the initiative to amend Constitutional Declaration No. 13, and avoided contentious articles with the Supreme Council of State (consultative parliament), especially with regard to the candidacy of dual nationals for the presidency, and left it to the stage of preparing election laws. With this step, the House of Representatives avoided engaging in further sessions of negotiations with the State Council, to prepare a constitutional basis on which the elections would be held.

The Minister of Economy and Trade, Mohammed Al-Huwaij, has stressed the importance of preserving the strategic stock of grain, encouraging its cultivation locally, and increasing the dependence on the local product while purchasing it directly from farmers at encouraging prices. Al-Huwaij made his comments at a meeting with the Assistant Advisory Committee of the Libyan Grain Bureau, on Wednesday, in the presence of the Chairman and members of the Committee, the Director General of Administrative and Financial Affairs, and the Deputy Director General of the Insurance Supervisory Authority. The minister urged more efforts to preserve the grain strategic stocks, considering it a matter of national security, as he stressed that encouraging and supporting farmers is at the heart of the work of the Libyan Grain Board. It may be worth noting that the Libyan Bureau of Grains was formed last year by the Prime Minister before the Minister of Economy and Trade formed the affiliate committee.

Bishop accused of blacklisting chaplain over sermon on identity politicsAn employment tribunal is to hear the case of a former school chaplain who says he was blacklisted from officiating in the Church of England after giving a sermon on identity politics. He says that the diocese failed to defend him and instead blacklisted him as a "safeguarding risk" to children. He also claims that the diocese has never specified what the allegations against him were or shown evidence of wrongdoing. Speaking ahead of the hearing, Dr Randall said he had been deeply hurt by the Church of England. The bishop failed in any way to stand up for Bernard and is effectively seeking to end his ordained ministry.

The weakness of the security services in Libya after the fall of Gaddafi led to a lack of joint control over the borders of the two countries. This matter played a role in the growth of organized crime in its various forms, such as smuggling weapons, drug and human trafficking, and so on. Last year, the security services in these countries seized huge quantities, which confirmed the increase in arms smuggling operations from Libya. Among the most prominent of these operations is the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces, which is deployed between Sudan, Egypt, Libya, and Chad. “Many firearms were seized during the campaign to uncover unlicensed weapons in Benghazi.” the Presidency of the Internal Security Services said in a statement.