Foreign Minister Najla El-Manqoush arrived in Algeria on Friday to participate in the foreign ministers' preparatory meeting for the upcoming "Arab Summit" scheduled on Nov. 1-2 in Algiers. The foreign ministers' meeting will feature the handover of the Arab summit presidency between Tunisia and Algeria. Algerian Foreign Minister Lamamra will take over the presidency of the 31st session of the Arab Summit from his Tunisian counterpart Othman Al-Jarandi, whose country chaired the previous session. To start with, the top Arab diplomats will adopt the summit's agenda and take up the draft resolutions before moving to a consultative session the next day and ending the meeting with cultural activity.

Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, prime minister of the Tripoli-based government, said on Friday that his executive authority is a “fundamental part of the last transitional stage before going to the elections”. Dbeibeh made his remarks on Twitter as part of his declaration of support for the U.N. Security Council Resolution 2656, adopted on Friday, which recognizes the desire of the Libyan people for elections and urges the Libyan political institutions and key stakeholders to agree on a roadmap to deliver these elections as soon as possible. “The Security Council’s resolution to call for elections on a quick constitutional basis while adhering to the road map clearly confirms and means that the current executive authority is a fundamental part of the last transitional stage before going to the elections,” stated the premier. “Therefore, we renew the call for the parties obstructing the elections to fulfill their obligations,” he added. Meanwhile, he rejected “military solutions and attempts to seize power, which undermine the entire political process and threaten stability and civil peace”.

byAirbus SE EADSY is reportedly negotiating a new bribery settlement with French authorities over past dealings in Libya and Kazakhstan in addition to fines agreed in 2020.is reportedly negotiating a new bribery settlement with French authorities over past dealings in Libya and Kazakhstan in addition to fines agreed in 2020. The disclosure came after prosecutors said earlier this week they were in talks with Airbus to settle unspecified matters similar to the earlier case, involving widespread bribes paid over several years. Airbus repeated that it cooperated fully with French authorities on investigations related to Kazakhstan and Libya, Reuters reported. Related: Airbus Slapped With Fresh Bribery Case Settlement In France. Airbus Slapped With Fresh Bribery Case Settlement In France.

The government of Fathi Bashagha, designated by the House of Representatives, welcomed on Saturday the U.N. Security Council Resolution 2656. Bashagha’s government, which is rival to the international recognized Government of National Unity led by Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, stated that the Security Council resolution adopted on Friday “will help Libyans hold presidential and parliamentary elections under a unified government capable of enforcing its authority on all Libyan soil”. The Sirte-based government also stated the solution to the country’s crisis “must be purely Libyan, and with national ownership that respects the sovereignty, independence and unity of Libya”.

The United Nations Security Council on Friday renewed the mandate of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya for a year, after months of extending the mandate for short periods due to divisions. Since the November 2021 resignation of Jan Kubis of Slovakia, who served as the UN envoy to the country, the mandate of the UN Support Mission in Libya (MANOL) has only been renewed for periods of a few months. But the position has been vacant for a long time, as Security Council approval is deemed necessary and he has rejected several proposals made by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. On Friday, the Security Council unanimously approved the extension of Manol’s mandate until October 31, 2023. The resolution calls on “all Libyan parties and other key stakeholders to cooperate constructively with (Abdullah Batili) to accomplish his mission.”The United Nations is leading mediation between the two competing governments for power in Libya, to reach a constitutional framework that will allow elections.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Security Council voted unanimously Friday to extend the U.N. political mission in Libya for a year and urged key institutions and parties in the divided north African country to agree on a road map to deliver presidential and parliamentary elections as soon as possible. The oil-rich nation has been split between rival administrations in the east and west, each backed by rogue militias and foreign governments. It backs the resumption of efforts to resume intra-Libya talks to create conditions for elections. So UNSMIL’s 12-month extension until Oct. 31, 2023, was a vote of confidence for the former Senegalese minister and diplomat. They emphasized “that there can be no military solution in Libya” and called on all parties to refrain from violence.

© Provided by Times Now un security council extends mandate of un mission in libyaNew York: The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution to extend the mandate of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) for a year, till October 31, 2023. The extension, authorised by Resolution 2656, is the first substantive renewal of UNSMIL's mandate since September 2021. In the past year or so, the Security Council had to approve five technical rollovers to keep the mandate going as council members struggled to agree on the leadership structure of the mission. Resolution 2656, unanimously supported by the 15-member council, welcomes the appointment of Abdoulaye Bathily as the UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Libya and Head of UNSMIL, and urges all Libyan parties and key stakeholders to engage constructively and fully with the Special Representative in fulfillment of his mandate, Xinhua news agency reported. It calls on all parties to implement the cease-fire agreement in full and urges UN member states to respect and support its full implementation, including through the withdrawal of all foreign forces, foreign fighters, and mercenaries from Libya without further delay.

United Nations, Oct 29 The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution to extend the mandate of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) for a year, till October 31, 2023. The extension, authorised by Resolution 2656, is the first substantive renewal of UNSMIL's mandate since September 2021. In the past year or so, the Security Council had to approve five technical rollovers to keep the mandate going as council members struggled to agree on the leadership structure of the mission. Resolution 2656, unanimously supported by the 15-member council, welcomes the appointment of Abdoulaye Bathily as the UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Libya and Head of UNSMIL, and urges all Libyan parties and key stakeholders to engage constructively and fully with the Special Representative in fulfillment of his mandate, Xinhua news agency reported. Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Sai Ma Municipality, a collection of government office buildings located in Sai Ma City, Nonthaburi Province, Thailand, is where locals come in contact with various government-related information and operations. To efficiently communicate general, organizational, and government information with the public, Sai Ma Municipality has reached out to CAYIN Technology to implement and centralize control of digital displays. CAYIN digital signage installed one SMP-2200 player, one SMP-2300 player, and two cloud servers in the government office buildings. The implementation of digital signage helps Sai Ma Municipality share government-affiliated content and general information in real-time with locals in the area. With the addition of a centralized system, government officials, civil servants, and employees can easily manage and update displayed content from the center of the Sai Ma Municipality Building.

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PARIS, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Airbus confirmed on Friday it is negotiating a fresh bribery settlement with French authorities over past dealings in Libya and Kazakhstan, extending record fines paid in 2020. The disclosure with its accounts came after prosecutors said earlier this week they were in talks with Airbus over a settlement on unspecified matters similar to the earlier case, which involved findings of bribery, fraud and money-laundering. (Reporting by Tim Hepher; Editing by Susan Fenton)

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This Thursday, Google debuted Blockchain Node Engine for its Cloud ecosystem. A blockchain node is a vital piece of infrastructure which records the transactions and movements of data on the network. Google Cloud’s Blockchain Node Engine helps Web3 developers by providing a node-hosting service which relays transactions, deploy smart contracts, and writes blockchain data. Google Cloud is integrating the Etherium blockchain onto its Node Engine, allowing developers to create and manage Ethereum nodes with secure blockchain access. Hear from CEO @brian_armstrong ↓ pic.twitter.com/j6vjexrLIP — Google Cloud (@googlecloud) October 11, 2022Google Blockchain Node Engine BenefitsGoogle offers developers a streamlined blockchain management pipeline with its solution.

PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus confirmed on Friday it is negotiating a new bribery settlement with French authorities over past dealings in Libya and Kazakhstan on top of record fines agreed in 2020. The disclosure in accounting notes published on Friday came after prosecutors said earlier this week they were in talks with Airbus to settle unspecified matters similar to the earlier case, involving widespread bribes paid over several years. In notes with quarterly results, Airbus repeated it was co-operating fully with French authorities on investigations related to Kazakhstan and Libya. The French part of the 2020 settlement cited corruption of foreign officials, fraud and money laundering. Airbus and prosecutors declined to comment on details.

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