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Libya Baby Diapers and Wipes MarketThe Libya baby diapers and wipes market, which accounts for US$ 243 Mn in 2022, is anticipated to reach a net market valuation of US$ 360 Mn by the end of 2031. Lack of awareness about hygiene and a high risk business landscape are other factors that may constrain Libya baby diapers and wipes market growth over the forecast period. • From 2022 to 2031, the Libya baby diapers and wipes market is predicted to exhibit progress at a CAGR of 4.4%. • By 2031, the Libya baby diapers and wipes market is expected to be valued at US$ 360 Mn. More Valuable Insights on OfferPersistence Market Research released a new market research on the Libya baby diapers and wipes market, covering industry analysis of 2016-2021 and forecasts for 2022–2031.
Source:Libya Today
September 30, 2022 01:16 UTC
Boxing gains popularity among women in Libya
STORY: Libyan women are taking up boxing after years of prohibitionLocator: Tripoli, LibyaBoxing had been prohibited across the country under Muammar Gaddafi's ruleAfter the February 17 Revolution in 2011, many old laws were revisitedToday, boxing has become an increasingly popular sportwith women setting up their own boxing clubsTripoli's Gargash Stars Club trains dozens of young womenOne of them is teenager Sabah Mounir Sheheidi(Sabah Mounir Sheheidi, boxer)”I want to tell girls like me, of my age or even older, our society tells girls that it is a shame to do this or that, but on the contrary, when you are athletic, this is good for your health, for your physical strength and most of all, you would have self defence if you are for example harassed on the streets, you wouldn't be weak because you are a girl, but on the contrary, you would be strong and overcome this fear."
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 22:17 UTC
Libyan PM reviews activating military training program with the UK
The Libyan Prime Minister, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, discussed on Thursday with the Senior Advisor of the UK Defense Ministry in North Africa and the Middle East, Martin Sampson, cooperation in defense, activating a number of military training programs and the exchange of expertise between the two countries. The meeting in Tripoli was attended by the UK ambassador and military attaché in Libya as well as a UK Defense Ministry's technical team. On Wednesday, a UK Royal Navy's warship "HMS Albion" docked in Tripoli's Abu Sitta base for the first time in eight years. The British embassy in Libya said on Twitter that the ship crew was looking forward to a great day with their Libyan Navy counterparts, reiterating that the UK is committed to working with all Libyan partners for greater stability. Her remarks came after the participation in a ceremony held on board the warship in the presence of a number of Libyan officials and foreign ambassadors.
Source:Libya Observer
September 29, 2022 22:06 UTC
Boxing, a Sport Once Prohibited in Libya, Has Now Become Increasingly Popular Among Teens ... - Latest Tweet by Reuters
Boxing, a sport once prohibited in Libya, has now become increasingly popular among teens and women who have set up their own boxing community pic.twitter.com/08SOK8e8Fz— Reuters (@Reuters) September 29, 2022(SocialLY brings you all the latest breaking news, viral trends and information from social media world, including Twitter, Instagram and Youtube. The above post is embeded directly from the user's social media account and LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body. The views and facts appearing in the social media post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY, also LatestLY does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.)
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 22:06 UTC
Security Council reauthorizes inspection of vessels suspected of human trafficking from Libya
The U.N. Security Council renewed for another year its authorization for Member States to inspect vessels on the high seas off Libya’s coast that they have reasonable grounds to suspect are being used for migrant smuggling and human trafficking from that country, and to seize those vessels that are confirmed as being used for those purposes. Unanimously adopting resolution 2652 (2022) (to be issued as document S/RES/2652(2022)under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, the Council condemned all acts of migrant smuggling and human trafficking, through and from the Libyan territory and off the coast of Libya, which undermine further the process of stabilization of that country and endanger the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. In addition, the Council requested that the Secretary-General report on the implementation of today’s resolution in 11 months’ time.
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 18:48 UTC
El Hiblu 3: 1,000 signatories ask Attorney General to drop charges
Over 1,000 people and organisations have called on the Attorney General Victoria Buttigieg to drop the charges against Amara, Abdalla and Kader, known collectively as the El Hiblu 3. The three teenagers were accused in 2019 of having committed acts of terrorism, threatening a crew and hijacking a ship. The teenagers were among 105 people who were rescued by the crew of an oil tanker, the El Hiblu 1, on their way to Malta. “As the El Hiblu 3 pre-trial hearings come to a close in Malta, the Attorney General must now decide which charges to bring against the three young men,” the letter reads. “We thus reiterate our demand that all charges be dropped and the trial be dismissed immediately.”Read the letter here.
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 17:41 UTC
Threat Assessment Teams and the Reduction of Workplace Violence -- Security Today
Threat Assessment Teams and the Reduction of Workplace ViolenceA Threat Assessment Team (TAT) is one of the most effective ways to reduce the potential of violence within the work environment. Threat Assessment Teams require proper training, communication, and continued evaluation to work effectively. What we'll cover:The advantages of using Threat Assessment Teams in the reduction of workplace violence. How to develop and implement a Threat Assessment Team program. The important aspects of making your Threat Assessment Program successful.
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 16:25 UTC
Ministry of Health launches a project to support infection control units in emergency departments
The Ministry of Health of the Government of National Unity has launched a project to support infection control units in emergency and ambulance departments in a number of medical centers and hospitals, in cooperation with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). The project was approved by the Deputy Prime Minister-Minister of Health in charge, Ramadan Abu Janah, in coordination between the Departments of Quality Control, Health Emergencies, and the International Cooperation Office of the Ministry of Health, according to the Ministry media office. In its first phase, the project aims to support and rehabilitate 48 medical and paramedical personnel from the infection control departments and units within eight health facilities in the southern region, according to the correct scientific methods for infection control.
Source:Libya Observer
September 29, 2022 13:08 UTC
Meta Pay Rolls Out Across 200 Countries
On Wednesday, Meta announced the continued rebranding of its fintech service Facebook Pay by officially rolling out a revised version of the solution to roughly 200 countries. The rebranding sees Facebook Pay change to Meta Pay, and the firm is rolling out the solution gradually to selected regions, starting with the US. The Menlo Park-based firm does not require its existing Facebook and Meta Pay members to change their account preferences and has left the application unchanged. Meta Pay users can still view payment history, manage payment methods, update settings, and access 24/7 customer care. Starting today, Facebook Pay is transitioning to Meta Pay in nearly 200 countries around the world 🌎.
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 12:58 UTC
If Giorgia Meloni is a ‘fascist’… what’s Malta’s entire political establishment?
If Giorgia Meloni is a ‘fascist’… what’s Malta’s entire political establishment? What are we to say about Meloni’s approach towards immigration, that it actually falls far short of the extremes that both Labour and PN have gone to, in their attempts to ‘discourage irregular immigrants from reaching our shores’?
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 06:01 UTC
Why Libya Lurches from One Crisis to The Next
A division emerged between the country’s wealthier west and the east that’s home to much of Libya’s oil production. Neither of Libya’s governments have managed to fully restore order in their territories or confiscate weapons looted during the overthrow of Qaddafi. As for European nations, Libya’s vast oil reserves -- Africa’s largest -- and its location just across the Mediterranean have given them a stake in the outcome. European governments appear most concerned with stopping Libya being used as a stepping-off point for African migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean. Libya’s oil reserves give it ample resources to pay for a national reconstruction effort, if only its political squabbles can be resolved.
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 04:27 UTC
An Iranian Uprising Led by Women
Even the name of [INAUDIBLE] sets panic and fear among Iranian women. This is not to say that Iranian women are not present in society. Iranian women are represented at every level, from pilots to doctors to teachers to professors, actresses. That’s how Iranian women feel. I’ve been speaking to Iranian women in different cities who are out protesting and who are involved in different ways.
Source:Libya Today
September 29, 2022 02:35 UTC
Indian sailor stuck in Libya for 19 months back home, says maritime body
Seafarers' body Maritime Union Of India (MUI) on Wednesday said it has helped an Indian seafarer return from Libya where he was stuck at a port after the owners ceased operations of the vessel. The seafarer, Roshan Raj, spent 19 months on the ship in breach of Maritime Labour Convention, 2006. He was abandoned at the Misrata Port in Libya for nine months, the MUI claimed in a statement. "Raj faced a tough time on board, going through mental stress as he was not paid the full salary. Moreover, the ship owners did not provide any co-operation to sign off.
Source:Libya Today
September 28, 2022 23:30 UTC
Indian Sailor Returns Home After Being Stuck In Libya For 19 Months
The seafarer, Roshan Raj, spent 19 months on the ship. Seafarers' body Maritime Union Of India (MUI) on Wednesday said it has helped an Indian seafarer return from Libya where he was stuck at a port after the owners ceased operations of the vessel. The seafarer, Roshan Raj, spent 19 months on the ship in breach of Maritime Labour Convention, 2006. He was abandoned at the Misrata Port in Libya for nine months, the MUI claimed in a statement. Moreover, the ship owners did not provide any co-operation to sign off.
Source:Libya Today
September 28, 2022 21:39 UTC
Indian sailor stuck on ship in Libya for 19 months returns to country
Maritime Union of India (MUI) said on Wednesday that it has helped an Indian sailor stuck onboard a ship in Libya for the last 19 months to return home. Roshan Raj was reportedly stranded at the port of Misrata after the owners ceased operations of the vessel. "Raj faced a tough time onboard, [he went] through mental stress," MUI said. Disha Jana / 06:58 pm on short byon
Source:Libya Today
September 28, 2022 20:20 UTC