Libya's theatre stages comeback after country's years of turmoil
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Source:Libya Today
December 24, 2023 04:22 UTC
Libya'S Theatre Stages Comeback: Libya's theatre stages comeback after country's years of turmoil
- 'Uniting Libyans' -TRIPOLI: Dressed all in white, a man pretends to aim a slingshot towards another who, running away, tries to dodge the imaginary rock flung towards him. "Hassituha", performed at Tripoli's Scouts Theatre by a group who travelled from Marj in eastern Libya, was well received by an audience of more than 1,000 people. "Some of them burst into tears" over the actors' performances, Muhammad al-Khaitouni, a spectator, said after seeing the play. But Milad al-Hasadi, head of Derna's National Theatre, expressed hope for Libya's future. "Today we are here burdened, it is true, with wounds, pain and loss, but we are optimistic for our country and its artists who succeeded in reviving the national theatre", said Hasadi.
Source:Libya Today
December 24, 2023 03:49 UTC
Waha, Total and ConocoPhillips start exploratory well drilling
Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced Friday that its subsidiary, Waha Oil Company, announces the start of drilling operations for an exploratory well (T1-31). The drilling operations are conducted in partnership with Total Energies and Conoco Phillips in Concession Area 31. The NOC said this comes as part of its plans to raise production rates.
Source:Libya Today
December 24, 2023 01:30 UTC
FG receives 5,219 stranded Nigerians from Niger, Libya, others
The Federal Government and the International Organisation for Migration evacuated no fewer than 5,219 stranded Nigerians between February and December 2023, SUNDAY PUNCH has learnt. It was gathered that in December, 281 stranded Nigerians were received from Libya and 161 Nigerians were repatriated from Libya. In October, 108 stranded Nigerians were evacuated from Libya; 155 were repatriated from Libya in September, and in August, 459 Nigerians trapped in Libya were repatriated. In July, 205 stranded Nigerians were evacuated from Sudan, 340 stranded Nigerians from Sudan and Libya were received in June, while 2,678 were received in May from Sudan, Saudi-Arabia and Niger Republic. Also, 403 stranded Nigerians were evacuated from Libya and Niger Republic in April, 279 stranded Nigerians were received in March from Libya and 150 were received in February from Niger Republic.
Source:Libya Today
December 24, 2023 01:09 UTC
2023 in photos: The reshaping of Europe marked by images of climate change, migration, and a new king
At this point near Gennadi village, its climate change-fueled fury was only quenched by the sea. Climate change left a painful imprint on much of Europe in 2023, as the northern hemisphere sweltered through its hottest summer on record. The United Nation’s weather agency expects 2023 to also set a global heat record, and warns of a potential future of increasing floods, wildfires, glacier melt and heat waves. These included disruptions by climate activists who blocked traffic and glued themselves to things like busy roads and paintings in museums. According to the U.N., more than 2,600 migrants died trying to reach Europe, mostly by sea from northern Africa and Turkey.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2023 18:37 UTC
2023 in photos: Wrenching and wonderful, powerful images help tell 2023’s most compelling stories
It is from March 2, on the beach in Gaza City — a starkly different Gaza City than the one its residents are experiencing today. In this image, a group of Palestinians sit in chairs under an umbrella enjoying a day at the beach. In the background, a man rides by on a horse; both are airborne, their image reflected in water on the sand. Tears upon tears upon tears. Wars that have just begun, wars that continue, wars already almost forgotten.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2023 16:46 UTC
LIA announces completion of consolidated financial accounts
The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) announced last Thursday that it had successfully prepared its consolidated financial statements that include all its subsidiaries in cooperation with Deloitte. The LIA said the accounts were prepared with accuracy and to international standards and that this unprecedent achievement will enable the LIA and stakeholders to take strategic decisions, manage operations and assess risks. The announcement follows on from the LIA holding its first ordinary meeting in 2023 of its Council of Trustees on 17 December.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2023 14:08 UTC
Sleighing it for years, with a smile
The lamb cutlets dish at Greensborough RSL. Entree plate of salt and pepper calamari at Greensborough RSL. The couple settled in a Greensborough house where they still live. He said Santa photos used to be developed at a Kodak store in the Plaza and picked up by customers a few hours later. Adults often pose for Santa photos.
Source:Libya Today
December 22, 2023 18:31 UTC
140 more BD nationals return home from Libya
A fresh batch of 140 Bangladeshi citizens has returned home from Libya by a chartered flight of Buraq Air, reports UNB. Among them, 113 people were affected by floods in the city of Derna in the eastern Libya and 27 were detained at Ganfouda detention centre in Benghazi, according to a foreign ministry press release. Foreign ministry officials and officials of International Organisation for Migration (IOM) received them at the airport. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with the financial support of the IOM, is facilitating the return of illegal Bangladeshi migrants stranded in Libya. As part of this initiative, a total of 975 Bangladeshis have been brought back to the country from Libya from July 2023, according to the foreign ministry press release.
Source:Libya Today
December 22, 2023 18:06 UTC
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Source:Libya Today
December 21, 2023 20:25 UTC
Major effort by the Ministry of Economy to bring back Chinese companies
The meeting was in the presence of Director of the Department of Foreign Trade and International Cooperation at the Ministry of Economy and Trade, Mr. Essam Al-Malhouf, and Chairman of the Libyan Chinese Business Owners Council, Milad Al-Breiki. Call on Chinese companies to work in LibyaWadi said, the Advisor to the Minister of Economy and Trade called on major Chinese companies to work in Libya, promising them to facilitate the necessary procedures while removing all difficulties and obstacles that would facilitate the completion of previous projects and the establishment of new projects. Wadi confirmed the Minister of Economy and Trade’s interest in the Chinese economic and trade file and encouraged Chinese companies wishing to return to work in Libya. China’s participation in constructing the new Tripoli International FairWadi said that the Ministry of Economy would like the participation of Chinese companies to establish the new Tripoli International Fair, which has an area of about 47 hectares with international standards and is located south of the city of Tripoli, 20 kilometres from Tripoli International Airport in the Saadiya area. Investment in free Zones, SEZs, transit tradeWadi stressed the desire of the Ministry of Economy to invite Chinese companies to benefit from the advantages of free zones and special economic zones and the promising opportunities for transit trade and investment in them.
Source:Libya Today
December 21, 2023 19:56 UTC
L3Harris Completes CDR for Tranche 1 Tracking Layer Satellites for the SDA
The Tranche 1 Tracking Layer will identify and track hypersonic weapons and advanced missiles, as part of the SDA’s Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture. Northrop Grumman said last month that it had finished the CDR for the company’s 16 missile tracking satellites for SDA’s Tranche 1 Tracking Layer. SDA has said that it plans to launch the remaining four wide field of view Tranche 0 Tracking Layer satellites by L3Harris by the end of the year in a collaborative launch with the Missile Defense Agency (MDA). SDA has said that tardy deliveries of microelectronics and space system components for Moog, Inc. -built satellite buses for the four L3Harris Tranche 0 Tracking Layer satellites have delayed launches. Contractors for the Tracking Layer include L3Harris, Northrop Grumman, RTX and SpaceX.
Source:Libya Today
December 21, 2023 19:35 UTC
Libyan Officials Discuss Financial Stability and Energy Sector Growth for 2024
Libyan Officials Discuss Financial Stability and Energy Sector Growth for 2024In a recent meeting, Musa Al-Koni, a representative of the Presidential Council, and Siddiq Al-Kabir, the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, discussed the nation’s current financial status and the mechanisms in place for preparing the 2024 budget. The two officials underscored the importance of cooperation between relevant authorities to achieve financial and monetary stability in the state. Setting the Financial Course for 2024The discussion centered around creating a roadmap for Libya’s financial future, aiming to foster growth and stability. They also focused on the significant strides made in Libya’s financial sector, including international cooperation to enhance climate action and effective management of Libya’s resource wealth. USAID aims to provide technical assistance to secure long-term stability and effective management of Libya’s resource wealth.
Source:Libya Today
December 21, 2023 18:17 UTC
Libya: Strategic Roadmap For Oil And Gas Exploration In 2024 – OpEd – Eurasia Review
As a result, the Libyan National Oil Corporation had to declare its inability to fulfill its contractual obligations. In response, the National Oil Corporation raised crude oil production closer to pre-blockade levels of 1.164 million barrels per day and stated that production in 2023 should average 1.2 million barrels per day. As Europe searches for alternative energy sources and reduces reliance on Russian energy, Libya is well-positioned to become a pivotal export hub for oil and gas. Additionally, Libya has taken proactive steps to bolster its gas production, including securing a substantial offshore gas deal with Eni and planning exploratory drilling in key basins. In conclusion, the National Oil Corporation of Libya has presented an ambitious plan to enhance the production of oil and gas, minimize gas flaring, and improve transparency in financial reports.
Source:Libya Today
December 21, 2023 18:16 UTC