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The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) reported yesterday that its Chairman and CEO, Ali Mahmoud Hassan, held a meeting on the same day in Paris, with the Libyan Ambassador to France and several officials from the French Ministries of Foreign Affairs and the Treasury. The meeting focused on discussing mechanisms for implementing UN Security Council Resolution […]

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Addressing broader political matters at the first Cabinet meeting of 2026 held at the Cabinet Office in Tripoli last night, Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba called for the unification of state institutions and legitimate elections as he revealed his new-look cabinet. Unifying Libyan state institutions and holding electionsHe said Unifying Libyan state institutions is a […...


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Having secured the political backing of the President of the High State Council, Mohamed Takala, and the President of the Presidency Council, Mohamed Al-Menfi, for his new ministerial appointments and reshuffles, Aldabaiba’s new-look cabinet emerged at the first 2026 Cabinet meeting held at the Cabinet Office in Tripoli last night. Both Takala and Menfi addressed […]

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Addressing the first Cabinet meeting of 2026 held at the Cabinet Office in Tripoli last night, Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba said the (political) support of the President of the High Council of State and the President of the Presidency Council for the adoption of the measures taken (new ministerial appointments) reflects the firmly established […]

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Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, has succeeded in obtaining the political backing from the Presidency Council and the High State Council (HSC) for his new ministerial appointments made earlier this month. This approval came in the form of a jointly signed declaration yesterday by all three parties after the Presidency Council seemingly […]

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