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Julyana Free Zone Nears Completion of 200,000-Ton Grain Silo Complex
A 200,000-ton grain silo project at Julyana Free Zone is set to transform food security and port logistics, with advanced Belgian equipment and new infrastructure promising a major boost to Libya's strategic reserves and job market.
Sirte Oil Restores Key Gas Turbine, Securing Power for Petrochemicals Hub
Sirte Oil and Gas Production and Processing Company has brought its Second Gas Turbine unit back online at the Petrochemicals Power Plant after a critical gearbox replacement, reinforcing electricity supply and operational stability for the industrial complex.
Libya Courts Tunisian Investors to Boost Local Building Materials Industry
Libya's Ministry of Housing and Reconstruction is seeking to accelerate domestic building materials manufacturing by leveraging Tunisian investor expertise, aiming to reduce import reliance and strengthen the country's construction sector.
Messina Line to Integrate Algeria and Libya Shipping Services in September
Messina Line will launch a new West Med Line in September, merging its Algeria and Libya routes to improve cargo transit times and strengthen shipping connectivity across the Western Mediterranean.
Saudi Companies Eye Entry into Libyan Market for Strategic Partnerships
Major Saudi companies are preparing to enter the Libyan market, with plans for bilateral meetings aimed at exploring cooperation and forming strategic partnerships. The move signals growing economic engagement between Libya and Saudi Arabia across multiple sectors.
NOC Engages US Universities to Boost Training and Streamline Deployment
Libya's National Oil Corporation has held a virtual meeting with leading US universities and the US Embassy to enhance the quality of its workforce training and simplify visa and deployment processes for technical staff.
Libyan Express to Launch Direct Flights to Malta, Rome and Milan
Libyan Express will introduce direct flights from Libya to Malta, Rome and Milan from 6 September, expanding travel options for Libyan passengers through a new partnership with Aeroitalia and 4Airways. The move aims to strengthen regional connectivity and competition.
Libyan PM Aldabaiba Welcomes 4+4 Committee Agreement as Step Toward Elections
Libyan Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba has welcomed the signing of a UNSMIL-brokered agreement by the 4+4 Mini-Dialogue Committee, calling it a key move toward ending Libya's political division and advancing national elections.
Partial Blackout Disrupts Western Libya as Grid Instability Persists
A sudden disturbance in Libya's western power grid triggered a partial blackout, highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities despite recent assurances from GECOL that the worst outages were over. Investigations are underway into possible technical faults or sabotage.
Kulevi Oil Refinery Receives First Libyan Oil After Russian Supply Halt
Georgia's Kulevi oil refinery has received its first shipment of Libyan oil after halting Russian crude imports in response to EU sanctions. The move marks a shift in supply strategy, with the refinery now sourcing oil from Kazakhstan and Libya.
Russia's Rosgeologia Launches Groundwater Search in Libya's Sahara
Russia's state geological firm Rosgeologia has begun exploring for deep underground water in Libya's Sahara Desert, aiming to identify new aquifers to support Libya's fragile water infrastructure amid ongoing supply disruptions.
UNSMIL Facilitates Libya Electoral Framework Agreement
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has hosted the signing of a key agreement by Libya's '4+4' Mini-dialogue Committee, advancing the political process and setting conditions for national elections within 24 months.
Egypt and Libya Plan Permanent Egyptian Product Expo in Benghazi
Egypt and Libya are advancing plans for a permanent exhibition of Egyptian products in Benghazi, aiming to deepen industrial, commercial, and investment ties and position Libya as a regional trade hub for North and Central Africa.
US-Libya Medical Team Completes 16 Paediatric Heart Surgeries in Tripoli
A US medical team, working with Libyan specialists at Tripoli University Hospital, has successfully performed 16 open-heart surgeries and paediatric cardiac catheterizations, advancing efforts to localise advanced cardiac care in Libya.
Brega Petroleum Maintains 24-Hour Fuel Distribution Amid Libya Crisis
Brega Petroleum Marketing Company is sustaining round-the-clock fuel receipt and distribution across Libya, as the country faces persistent fuel shortages and power outages, with regional disparities in supply and ongoing logistical challenges.
Libya Seeks to Localise Prosthetics Industry with International Partners
Libya is advancing plans to localise its prosthetics industry by attracting international companies, aiming to transfer expertise, develop local skills, and reduce reliance on treatment abroad. The initiative could strengthen national healthcare capacity.
GECOL Brings First South Tripoli Power Unit Online Amid Ongoing Crisis
Libya's General Electricity Company (GECOL) has started operating the first unit at the new South Tripoli power station, a key step in efforts to address the country's acute electricity shortages and frequent blackouts.
Tajoura National Heart Centre Performs Quadruple Bypass Surgery
A medical team at the National Heart Centre in Tajoura, Tripoli, has successfully completed a quadruple coronary artery bypass graft on a 54-year-old patient with complex health conditions, supporting Libya's efforts to strengthen local healthcare capacity.
Libya Supplies Nearly 7,000 Trucks With Diesel to Ease Fuel Crisis
Libya has delivered diesel to almost 7,000 trucks in just four days, significantly reducing fuel shortages and long queues. The move is expected to stabilise diesel prices and support businesses and households reliant on generators.
Tripoli University Hospital Performs Advanced Laparoscopic Hernia Surgery
Tripoli University Hospital has completed a minimally invasive laparoscopic repair of a congenital anterior diaphragmatic hernia, allowing the patient to be discharged within 23 hours and highlighting progress in Libya's healthcare localisation efforts.
Misrata Chamber of Commerce Engages Chinese Petroleum Delegation
The Misrata Chamber of Commerce hosted a delegation from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for Petroleum Industries to discuss expanding economic and investment cooperation, with a focus on energy, industrial projects, and technology transfer in Libya.
Libya Explores KPMG Partnership to Advance Industry and Mining
Libya's Ministry of Industry and Minerals is seeking to leverage KPMG's international expertise to develop industrial and mining sectors, focusing on strategic planning, investment mapping, and institutional efficiency to boost competitiveness.
Libya and Spain Prepare for Libyan-European Energy Forum in Madrid
Libya's General Union of Chambers of Commerce and the Spanish Ambassador have agreed to deepen economic ties and coordinate for the third Libyan-European Oil, Gas, and Energy Forum in Madrid, aiming to boost Spanish participation and bilateral cooperation.
Libyan Experts Forum Sets Out National Development Priorities
The first Libyan Experts Forum in Tripoli concluded with recommendations to accelerate digital transformation, health sector reform, and infrastructure upgrades, aiming to strengthen state capacity and support Libya's economic diversification.
Libya's Foreign Currency Usage Rises 4.2% to Nearly $16 Billion by July
The Central Bank of Libya reports that banks used US$ 15.987 billion in foreign currency from January to July 2026, a 4.2% increase over the previous year, raising concerns about reserve depletion and the political sensitivity of currency allocation.
Libya's Ministry of Health advances PharmaGate for pharmaceutical regulation
Libya's Ministry of Health is expanding its PharmaGate digital platform to centralise the registration and oversight of pharmaceutical companies, aiming to improve transparency, efficiency, and data management in the sector.
GECOL Probes Sabotage and Explosion at Key Libyan Substations
Libya's General Electricity Company (GECOL) has launched an investigation into sabotage at multiple substations, including a recent explosion in Sug Il Juma, warning that further tampering could trigger a nationwide blackout and threaten grid stability.
Tripoli Centre Orders Early Closure of Cafes and Restaurants Amid Power Crisis
The Municipality of Tripoli Centre will require cafes and restaurants to close by 10pm as part of a pilot programme to reduce electricity consumption, responding to Libya's ongoing power shortages and public unrest over blackouts.
Tripoli University Hospital Team Performs Complex Pancreaticoduodenectomy
Tripoli University Hospital's Liver, Pancreas, and Oncology Surgery Team has successfully completed a pancreaticoduodenectomy, demonstrating advanced surgical capacity and multidisciplinary integration in Libya's healthcare sector.
UNICEF Deploys Solar Water Systems to Boost Access in Southern Libya
UNICEF Libya has installed 18 solar-powered water pumping systems in Sebha, Traghin, Tajrehi, and Kufra, providing improved and more sustainable water access for over 55,000 people, including 16,000 children, during World Water Week.
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