Absence of active European roleIn this context, he questioned the reasons for the absence of an active European role in addressing the Libyan crisis, despite the fact that stability in Libya is a direct interest for Europe, linked to Mediterranean security, energy, trade, and migration. Call for a unified European policyHe pointed out that the European Union, with its system of values ​​based on democracy, transparency, and human rights, may be the most reliable partner in supporting stability in Libya. He called for a unified and clear European policy, far removed from unilateral initiatives that may be issued by some European countries outside the framework of the Union’s common foreign policy. Call for a unified Arab roleHe also stressed that this principle should extend to the Arab role, warning against the unilateral interventions of some Arab countries that have contributed to complicating the Libyan situation. He emphasized the necessity for the Arab vision towards Libya to be formulated collectively through the Gulf Cooperation Council and the League of Arab States.

Tripoli – Several densely populated areas are active in Tripoli. They provide daily Iftar meals to those fasting. They also distribute Ramadan baskets to needy families. Charitable people contribute to preparing Iftar meals. She added that about 100 diverse Iftar meals are prepared daily.

The head of the Audit Bureau, Khaled Shakshak, met Malta’s ambassador to Libya, Franklin Aquilina, at the bureau’s headquarters to discuss strengthening communication and institutional cooperation between the two sides. According to a statement, the meeting focused on ways to develop cooperation mechanisms between the Libyan Audit Bureau and its Maltese counterpart, including the exchange of expertise in financial oversight. The two sides also discussed efforts to promote transparency and good governance through technical and professional cooperation in auditing and monitoring practices. During the meeting, the importance of supporting the work of Libya’s High Committee for Combating Corruption was also highlighted, along with the need to unify national and international efforts in this area to enhance institutional efficiency and serve the public interest. Both sides agreed to designate a joint point of contact to begin practical steps towards cooperation, including direct coordination with Malta’s oversight bodies, particularly the Maltese National Audit Office, with the aim of exchanging expertise and building professional partnerships to strengthen oversight performance.

The European Union Mission to Libya hosted an iftar in the heart of Tripoli’s Old City in cooperation with the organizations Moomken and Acted, celebrating the commitment and vital role of Libyan civil society. The event was organized as part of the EU-Libya WASL Civil Society Connect initiative bringing together Libyan civil society organizations and embassies of EU member states to exchange views and strengthen dialogue. The evening also saw the opening of the “Tejwal” exhibition, an educational display featuring interactive presentations that highlight the history and development of civil society across different regions of Libya.

The Second Criminal Chamber of the Tripoli Court of Appeal has postponed the hearing of the Abu Salim prison massacre case to April 12 during its 14th session, while ordering the continued detention of the defendants. The session recorded the absence of several key defendants from the live broadcast, including Abdullah Al-Senussi and Mansour Dhao. Meanwhile, the thirteenth defendant Wajdi Al-Thabet and the thirty-fourth defendant Abdulqader Al-Warfali attended the hearing. The session was also attended by defense lawyers and a number of relatives of the victims of the Abu Salim massacre, in which 1,275 prisoners were killed in 1996 inside Abu Salim Central Prison in Tripoli.

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Tripoli – Today marks the continuation of the fourth round of the Libyan Premier League. Several important matches are scheduled. These matches are for Group One and Group Three. In Group One, Al-Khums will host Al-Madina. The venue is Derna Stadium.

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Libyan Airlines says it intends to sell several old aircraft and damaged structures that have been parked for years at Tripoli International Airport. The company said the aircraft have been out of service for more than 15 years and are no longer suitable for maintenance or operation, adding that many were damaged during periods of conflict. Items listed for sale include three small Cessna aircraft, a Super Marlin aircraft, a Fokker F27, and two Sud Aviation Caravelle planes. The offer also includes damaged aircraft structures, such as the fuselage of a large Airbus A330, three Airbus A320 fuselages, two structures from ATR 42 aircraft and three from Bombardier CRJ900 planes, as well as containers containing aircraft debris and spare parts. The airline said companies interested in purchasing the items must submit their offers within 10 days of the announcement and remove the purchases from the airport within 10 days of signing the sales contract.

A flour factory at the Sirte Milling and Feed Complex has reopened in Sirte after more than 15 years out of service, following rehabilitation by the National Development Agency. Officials said the project, completed in less than 10 months, restored the facility with modern equipment and returned it to production after years of inactivity. The factory includes five production floors and six grain silos with a storage capacity of 1,000 tonnes each, with a daily output of about 150 tonnes of flour and around 35 tonnes of bran, according to the Libyan News Agency.

An international Qur’an memorization competition for military personnel was launched at the Air Defence College in the city of Misrata, as part of its second edition under the patronage of the Ministry of Defence of the Government of National Unity. The opening ceremony was attended by the director of the defence minister’s office, a representative of the General Staff of the Libyan Army, the commander of the Central Military Region, the commander of the 63rd Infantry Brigade, as well as a number of officers from various military units and local social figures. According to the General Staff’s media office, this year’s edition of the Al-Bunyan International Qur’an Memorization Competition has been named the “Martyrs of the Nation” session in tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for the country. The competition will continue until March 13, when the winners will be announced and top participants honored in a closing ceremony recognizing Qur’an memorizers among members of the participating military institutions.

The General Directorate of Security Operations has announced the thwarting of an illegal migration attempt by nine Sudanese migrants off the coast of Qarabulli, after intercepting two inflatable boats prepared for smuggling operations. In a statement posted on its Facebook page, the Directorate said that patrols from the Maritime Tasks Unit of the Special Tasks Department intercepted the two boats on Friday, carrying nine illegal Sudanese migrants, as they attempted to set sail off the coast of Qarabulli. The statement added that the patrols took the necessary legal measures regarding the incident, and the detainees and the seized items were transferred to the Special Tasks Department headquarters to complete the legal procedures before referring them to the relevant authorities.

The body management team of the Libyan Red Crescent Society in Tripoli has recovered a body on the Mitiga beach, believed to be that of a migrant. The Libyan Red Crescent Society stated that after receiving a report of a body found on the beach in Mitiga, its body management team, after obtaining permission from the Public Prosecutor's office, proceeded to the location. The team retrieved the body according to established humanitarian and legal procedures, in cooperation with the Tajoura Police Station.

The Prime Minister of parallel government Osama Hammad called for the urgent launch of a comprehensive and serious national dialogue aimed at forming a unified, consensus-based government with clear tasks and defined powers within a binding national framework. He said Libya is going through a highly sensitive phase where economic challenges intersect with political complexities, warning that the continued political division and the stalled constitutional and executive tracks can no longer be postponed as they pose a threat to the country’s unity. Hammad also criticized the continued presence of the UN-recognised government led by Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, claiming it's "wasting public funds and entrenching financial and administrative corruption", stressing that the current stage requires placing Libya’s national interest above all other considerations.

The National Institution for Human Rights in Libya (NIHRL) has called on authorities to clarify the fate of an army officer who has been detained since February 2024. The institution said it had received a complaint from the family of Col Abdulrahman al-Tuwati, who was reportedly arrested outside his home in the eastern city of Bayda by an unidentified group. According to the complaint, a source later informed the family that he was being held in Qarnada military prison in eastern Libya and that his health had deteriorated due to illness. The institution said it had submitted a report to the office of Libya’s attorney general requesting an investigation into the circumstances of the case. It said the allegations indicated possible arbitrary detention and enforced disappearance, calling for authorities to reveal Tuwati’s fate and release him without conditions if he is being held unlawfully.