Abdul Hamid Dbeibah
3 articlesAbdul Hamid Dbeibah is a Libyan political figure closely associated with the Tripoli-based Government of National Unity and western Libyan executive politics. Coverage follows his role in public spending, state reconstruction, oil-revenue politics, electoral negotiations and interactions among competing Libyan institutions. The tag is specific to Dbeibah’s political network and decision-making role, distinct from the GNU as an institution and from western Libya as a broader political geography.
Qatar steps into Libya power struggle with new mediation push
Qatar is intensifying its diplomatic engagement in Libya, meeting rival leaders in Tripoli and Benghazi to support a fragile UN-backed election plan. The move exposes deep institutional rifts and raises the stakes for regional influence in North Africa.
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.
Libyan PM Orders Emergency Measures to Stabilise Power and Fuel Supply
Libyan Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba has directed urgent coordination between the National Oil Corporation and the electricity company to address severe power cuts and fuel shortages, aiming to restore supply stability after a summer of unrest.