The remains of six victims whom the pro-Khalifa Haftar militia, Al-Kani killed and dumped into mass graves have been named after undergoing the identification process. The Association of Tarhuna Victims said that Abdul Hamid Jaballah, Khaled Farhat, and Fawzi al-Naas were kidnapped by the Al-Kani militia between November and December of 2019. It also confirmed the identity of Naji Al-Jabri, a resident of the Souk Al-Khamis Amsihel area, who was kidnapped by the Al-Kani militia in April 2020. The body of Ahmed Mohamed, a man in his 80s, was found dumped with other victims in a spot in the Souk Al-Khamis Amsihel district, according to the same source, who said the victim was kidnapped by the Al-Kani militia in March 2020. The number of bodies identified by DNA has exceeded 200, according to the Identification of Missing Person data.

Abdoulaye Bathily said: "We all know that the full resolution of the Libyan crisis and the current political stalemate needs time, perseverance, and patience. Your renewed commitment to me, and also to the people of Libya, to ensure conducive security environment before, during and after elections as well as acceptance of elections results, must be clearly demonstrated." "This meeting tonight is the symbol of unity and a symbol of a new Libya – a sovereign Libya. I reiterate the call I made to the mayors and call upon you to play your part in enabling the holding of free and fair elections this year. Bathily said, adding that he will continue to work with all stakeholders to restore hope among all Libyans.

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said his country is cooperating with Russia and other states concerned with the Libyan crisis to unite the country's military and security forces. His comments came during a meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in Ankara on Friday, where they reaffirmed their agreement on the importance of holding democratic and transparent elections in Libya. Speaking to Anadolu Agency, Lavrov said that Russia and Turkey share a common approach to promoting peace in Libya. Speaking to the TV channel Russia Today, Lavrov said that Moscow and Turkey are working together to achieve one goal, mainly uniting the Libyan forces and building a state on such a basis. In previous statements, the Russian FM said that Libya is incapable of restoring its statehood, which creates "many problems" in Africa and the Sahara region.

Under the auspices of UNSMIL head Abdoulaye Bathily, the 5+5 Joint Military Commission (JMC), made up of military leaders from eastern and western Libya, met in Benghazi yesterday. This was another historic first following the first joint meeting of the former waring enemies in Tripoli on 26 March. Addressing what he called a meeting of ‘‘utmost significance’’, Bathily noted that as the JMC continued to meet, more leaders are joining each time. 12 days after your meeting in Tripoli, we are here again today in Benghazi, as agreed upon in Tunis and Tripoli last month. This visit came in support of the efforts of the 5+5 JMC and the Liaison Committees from the three countries.

Two Marumo Gallants F.C. staff members Rufus Matsena and Tebogo Amos Dhlomo who were detained in Libya following the team’s CAF Confederation Cup match against Libya’s Al Akhdar on 19th March are finally set to return home. Team media officer Matsena and team physio Dhlomo have been held for more than two weeks. This comes after a mediation meeting held this Thursday with relevant officials and representatives from various organisations. The two are expected to arrive in Johannesburg over the course of the current long weekend.

The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, has discussed with the regional director of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)'s Middle East office, Mohammed Al-Falih, developing the Civil Aviation Authority and transit aviation, and supporting Libyan efforts to lift the air embargo on Libya. This came during a meeting held in the presence of the Minister of Transport, Mohammed Al-Shahoubi, the Undersecretary for Air Aviation Affairs, Khaled Suisi, and the acting head of the Civil Aviation Authority. The meeting comes within the framework of the ICAO delegation visit to Libya to inspect the situation of civil aviation, in preparation for the audit visit to be conducted at the end of the current year in order to lift the ban imposed on Libyan airports and carriers, according to the PM media office.

The Joint High State Council (HSC) and House of Representatives (HoR) 6+6 Referendum and Election Laws Drafting Committee convened for its first meeting last Wednesday at the Tripoli headquarters of the HSC. The HSC reported that the meeting comes in response to the invitation extended by the HSC Committee to the corresponding HoR Committee, and it is the first preparatory meeting between the two committees, in preparation for drafting laws and legislation for the elections to be held before the end of this year in accordance with the thirteenth constitutional amendment. During the meeting, it revealed, views were exchanged on the work strategy of the two committees, and the mechanisms that will be followed to perform the tasks assigned to them. The HSC reported that the meeting took place in a positive atmosphere that gives rise to optimism about the possibility of completing the required legislation in the shortest time, and all members resolved to resolve all outstanding issues and overcome the difficulties that were an obstacle in this regard, taking into account the use of the opinion of experts, specialists and parties in many issues of concern. connection with these legislations.

Citizens of Libya, Vietnam, Jamaica, Kuwait, and Oman can apply for various types of Turkish visas, including tourist visas, business visas, and student visas. To apply for a Turkey visa for Libyan citizens,Turkey visa for Vietnam citizens, Turkey visa for Jamaica citizens, Turkey visa for Kuwaiti citizens, and Turkey visa for Omani citizens need to provide some basic information about themselves, including their name, date of birth, and passport details. Travelers are required to apply for a Online Turkey Visa (Turkey e-Visa) to enter Türkiye for visits upto for tourism, business, transit or medical purposes. Online Turkey Visa is not optional, but a compulsory requirement for all the citizens traveling to Türkiye for short stays. The online Turkey visa from Libya and online Turkey visa from Vietnam is valid for 180 days from the date of entry and is available to citizens of over 90 different countries.

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British Ambassador to Libya, Caroline Hurndall, accompanied by Farouk Al-Najah, the Political Affairs Advisor at the embassy, visited the Misrata Free Zone (MFZ) yesterday. She was received by MFZ Chairman, Mohsen Al-Sagutri and the MFZ General Manager, Ayman Al-Darwish. The Director of the Media Office at the Misrata Free Zone (MFZ), Alaeddin Baba, said in his exclusive statement to the Libya Herald, that the discussion focused on inviting British companies to invest in the MFZ and benefit from the advantages and exemptions for the British investor. 33 investment requests in MFZ during 2022The MFZ Media Director highlighted the continuing investment requests by local and foreign companies and investors to establish their investments and businesses in the MFZ, totalling 33 investment requests in 2022. Meanwhile, he revealed, the consideration of investment requests for this year are underway, for approval to grant them permission to set up their operations in the MFZ.

© 2022 Mahmud Turkia/AFP via Getty ImagesThe contrast between the resolution on Libya adopted this week at the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) and the UN Fact-Finding Mission’s final report detailing violations and abuses in Libya is staggering. The Libya resolution was drafted by the Libyan government itself – an established practice at the HRC that is abused by governments looking to evade scrutiny. First, a failure to apply the same standards across situations of grave human rights violations and to support accountability where international crimes are documented. Second, a failure to acknowledge the Fact-Finding Mission’s conclusion that its key partners in Libya are committing crimes against humanity. Every day the EU ignores well-documented and increasing evidence of crimes by entities it supports in Libya, it becomes even more complicit in abuses in the Mediterranean and in Libya.

ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly on Thursday passed a resolution rejecting the Supreme Court of Pakistan’s judgment on Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa elections. The resolution, moved by Khalid Magsi, called upon the Prime Minister and the federal cabinet not to implement this judgment as it is contrary to the constitution. It said the House considers the conduct of general elections simultaneously across the country as the panacea to all the problems. The National Assembly also passed a resolution unanimously strongly condemning the recent Israeli attacks on Al-Aqsa Mosque. Murtaza Javed Abbassi said it is for the first time that free flour is being provided to the deserving families.

CAIRO – 6 April 2023: Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, received President of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides, who is currently visiting Cairo. The AL Chief also stressed the importance of cooperation and coordination mechanisms in the regional and international arenas. For his part, Cypriot President expressed his appreciation for the important role played by the Arab League at the regional level and his country's keenness to strengthen the bonds of relations and ties with the Arab world. He affirmed the convergence of visions on the importance of Arab-European relations, as well as the need to strengthen them. Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El Sisi received on Wednesday Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides, at Al ttihadiya Palace where the ceremonial welcome was held, the two national anthems were played, and the guard of honor was reviewed.

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QNAGeneva: Qatar has renewed its keenness to contribute to everything that would lead to realising the aspirations of the Libyan people, supporting the political process, reaching a national consensus to ensure peace, stability and development, and preserving Libya’s unity, sovereignty and independence. This came in the statement of Qatar delivered by Acting Charge d’Affairs of the Permanent Delegation of Qatar at the UN Office in Geneva, Jawhara Al Suwaidi yesterday, at the interactive dialogue with the Independent Fact-Finding Mission on Libya, within the framework of the 52nd session of the Human Rights Council. Al Suwaidi condemned all violations and abuses committed against the brotherly Libyan people, as stated in the mission’s report, and called on all Libyan parties to respect their obligations under international laws and agreements to ensure the protection of civilians, overcome their differences, give priority to the national interest over narrow personal interests, and create the conditions and requirements for holding free, fair and transparent presidential and parliamentary elections in all parts of Libya and end the protracted transitional phase in the country. She also stressed the importance of providing full support to the efforts of the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General and the United Nations Support Mission in Libya to implement their mandate. Al Suwaidi underscored the importance of OHCHR and the international community continuing to consult with the Libyan authorities regarding the provision of technical assistance and capacity-building in line with the priorities set by the Libyan government and help it implement its international obligations and national institutions, ensure the rule of law, confront illegal immigration, combat human trafficking, end exploitation of migrants, and protect and promote human rights.