(Adobe Stock Photo)Turkish modular construction firm Dorce aims to leverage its field experience in Libya for new energy projects after the country reopened oil and gas exploration tenders for the first time in nearly 17 years, Anadolu Agency reported, citing company statements. Serhat Polatdemir, Dorce’s overseas tender manager, said renewed activity in Libya’s energy sector has drawn attention to Turkish companies with an established presence in the country. Energy tenders resume after 17 yearsLibya’s National Oil Corporation recently concluded its first oil and gas tender in nearly two decades. The Kufra camp was designed as a self-sufficient modular settlement integrating housing units and technical systems required for pipeline operations. “We provide comprehensive solutions in critical areas such as water supply, waste management and energy provision,” Polatdemir said.

He reminded that he had warned three years ago of the dangers of parallel spending and called for its immediate cessation. The 300 billion parallel spending by the east has been absorbed as an official public debtAldabaiba reported that the volume of parallel spending by the east has exceeded 303 billion dinars and has been officially recognized as part of Libya’s public debt. Aldabaiba explained that most of the hard currency issued by the CBL is consumed by parallel spending in the east, driving up demand for the dollar. In other words, the eastern regime is using the LD over-liquidity in circulation (money supply) to be buy up all the dollars on the black-market at any cost – devaluing the Libyan dinar further and further. The CBL viewMeanwhile, while the CBL agrees with Aldabaiba that the eastern regime is engaged in parallel spending outside the budget, it blames the overspending by both government for Libya’s economic crisis.

The Traffic Affairs Office of the Tripoli Security Directorate announced on Thursday new regulations governing truck access to the highway, stating that trucks will be permitted to operate only between 7:00 am and 3:00 pm. According to a statement published on the directorate’s Facebook page, the measure is intended to regulate traffic, reduce congestion, enhance public safety, and ensure smoother traffic flow. The office also called on truck drivers to strictly adhere to all traffic rules and instructions in order to safeguard lives and property.

Dar Abdullah Krista in the Old City of Tripoli hosted the activities of the Second Oya Exhibition of Libyan Jewelry. The exhibition was organized by the Oya Training Group, with support from the Libyan Export Development Authority, and saw the participation and attendance of a number of artisans and individuals interested in the traditional jewelry industry. The exhibition presented a distinguished collection of heritage-inspired gold and silver jewelry crafted by students of the Oya Training Group. The showcased works reflected Libyan cultural identity through a contemporary vision, demonstrating an advanced level of craftsmanship and high-quality workmanship.

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Tripoli – The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, sent an official letter today, Thursday. The letter was addressed to the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya. It called for the immediate halt of spending on Chapter Three. This chapter concerns project financing for the fiscal year 2026. It will also prevent the worsening of financial imbalances.

(AFP Photo)The Turkish Ministry of National Defense (MoND) responded to questions about Greece's agreement with the Chevron-Hellenic Energy consortium for hydrocarbon exploration south of the Peloponnese and Crete on Thursday. "Greece's unilateral activities with international companies in hydrocarbon fields south of Crete do not directly affect our country's maritime jurisdiction areas, but they constitute a violation of international law and good neighborly relations," the ministry said in its weekly press briefing. The ministry said these activities contradict the 2019 Maritime Jurisdiction Areas Memorandum of Understanding between Türkiye and Libya and Libya's maritime jurisdiction areas notified to the United Nations on May 27, 2025. We continue to provide the necessary support for Libyan authorities to take initiatives against Greece's unilateral and unlawful activities," the ministry noted. (AFP Photo)Turkish military maintains presence in SomaliaThe ministry confirmed that the Turkish Armed Forces continue to provide training, advisory, and support activities for security and stability in Somalia.

Rather than swapping fuel imports for crude exports, it has instead awarded tenders to cover its fuel needs. RUSSIAN IMPORTS DROPPINGThe tenders will further reduce Russian product imports into Libya as Western firms source ‌their volumes from refineries in the Mediterranean. The Kremlin has also seen its oil exports to India and Turkey fall under U.S. pressure, pushing more oil towards China. Overall fuel exports into Libya from all sources have averaged around 186,000 bpd since the start of 2024. FIRMS ALSO GAIN ACCESS TO CRUDE EXPORTSLibya will also change ‌the way it handles crude exports, the sources said.

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced this week that Libya has eliminated the neglected tropical disease (NTD) and blinding disease, trachoma as a public health problem. Image/Sanjay RaoWHO Director-General, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said concerning this big achievement: “This milestone reflects Libya’s determination to safeguard the health of its people and reinforces our conviction that progress against neglected tropical diseases is possible everywhere. “Eliminating trachoma as a public health problem is an inspiring achievement for the Eastern Mediterranean Region and for communities across Libya.”Libya is the 28th country worldwide and the 8th in the Eastern Mediterranean Region to eliminate trachoma. Libya’s achievement is particularly notable given years of political instability and humanitarian challenges that strained health services, displaced populations and increased demand for basic services, including water, sanitation and hygiene. Trachoma, caused by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis, is spread through contact with infected eye discharge via hands, clothing, or flies.

Parallel spending (by the eastern Libyan regime headed by Hafter) outside the state budget is the primary and sole cause of the current crisis. I warned three years ago of the dangers of parallel spending and called for its immediate cessation. The volume of parallel spending has exceeded 303 billion dinars and has been officially recognized as public debt. The hard currency issued by the Central Bank is consumed by parallel spending, driving up demand for the dollar. The Prime Minister reiterates his congratulations to the Libyan people on the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan and prays that God brings goodness, prosperity, and blessings to the nation.

Benghazi – Al-Ahly Club mourned with deep sorrow and grief. They announced the passing of club legend and assistant coach Wanis Khair. He left an indelible mark on the club’s history. He served Al-Ahly for many years. It will endure in the club’s history and journey.

The World Health Organization (WHO) today announced that Libya has eliminated trachoma as a public health problem, a landmark victory for public health in WHO’s Eastern Mediterranean Region. “Eliminating trachoma as a public health problem is an inspiring achievement for the Eastern Mediterranean Region and for communities across Libya.”With this validation, Libya becomes the 28th country worldwide and the 8th in the Eastern Mediterranean Region to eliminate trachoma. In 2017, the Ministry of Health prioritized trachoma elimination as part of national eye health work within the National Prevention of Blindness Programme. WHO continues to support endemic countries to accelerate progress towards the global goal of eliminating trachoma as a public health problem worldwide. Public health targets for the control, elimination and eradication of these conditions were set in the road map for neglected tropical diseases 2021–2030.

President, Excellencies, members of the Security Council, Ambassador Al-Sonni, Permanent Representative of Libya,May I wish those fasting a Ramadan Mubarak. Across the four tracks, the sense of urgency to resolve the political impasse and produce governance and economic reforms is palpable. This impasse was overcome through the negotiations of the Libyan Political Agreement. There is also a dispute over the organization of the judiciary including the Supreme Judicial Council, and which could lead to its division. It is important that our collective efforts, including bilateral initiatives, complement each other, and address critical economic and security risks.

The World Health Organization (WHO) today announced that Libya has eliminated trachoma as a public health problem, a landmark victory for public health in WHO's Eastern Mediterranean Region. "Eliminating trachoma as a public health problem is an inspiring achievement for the Eastern Mediterranean Region and for communities across Libya." In 2017, the Ministry of Health prioritized trachoma elimination as part of national eye health work within the National Prevention of Blindness Programme. WHO continues to support endemic countries to accelerate progress towards the global goal of eliminating trachoma as a public health problem worldwide. Public health targets for the control, elimination and eradication of these conditions were set in the road map for neglected tropical diseases 2021-2030.

Libyan Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, announced his intention to unveil the anticipated cabinet reshuffle during the upcoming cabinet meeting, without specifying a date. In a recorded address marking the 15th anniversary of the February 17 Revolution, Dbeibah said the reshuffle comes within the framework of reviewing performance and enhancing the effectiveness of executive work amid current economic challenges. On the economic front, Dbeibah placed full responsibility for the crisis on parallel spending outside the state budget, describing it as the main cause of the dinar’s depreciation and rising prices. He revealed that the volume of parallel spending has exceeded 303 billion dinars, noting that it has been approved as public debt. He warned that spending 70 billion dinars in parallel expenditures in 2025; compared to an actual financial capacity not exceeding 10 billion dinars, represents a real catastrophe for the national economy.