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Minister of Transport of the Government of National Unity, Mohamed Al-Shhoubi, discussed with the Chargé d'Affaires of the German Embassy ways to resume flights between Libya and Germany, after sending an inspection team and reviewing the equipment at Libya's airports. During their meeting in Tripoli, the German diplomat confirmed the imminent reopening of her country's embassy in Libya, according to the ministry’s media office. The meeting was attended by Undersecretary for Air Transport Affairs, Khaled Souissi, Chairman of Civil Aviation Authority, Mohamed Shlebek, and a number of officials from the Ministry of Transport.

Libya: Smugglers’ Abuse Of Egyptian Migrants, Including Children, Calls For Cooperation To Combat Human TraffickingGeneva – The discovery of 287 Egyptian migrants, including more than 90 children, held in a warehouse in eastern Libya should underscore the importance of combating smuggling and human trafficking networks, as well as raise social awareness of the dangers of exploitative migration routes and this type of persecution, Euro-Med Monitor said in a statement. Euro-Med Monitor reviewed shocking testimonies of a large number of migrants who were detained inside the warehouse. The migrants, particularly the children, complained about the inhumane treatment they received inside the warehouse, where they suffered various forms of abuse at the hands of the smugglers. In December 2021, Euro-Med Monitor published a detailed report documenting the grave violations migrants and asylum seekers face in Libya. Libyan authorities must intensify efforts to combat human trafficking and smuggling gangs, provide aid and assistance to migrants who have been victims of such criminal acts, improve official migrant detention facilities, and end all illegal practices against migrants.

The total number of shows participating in the twenty-ninth edition of CIFET in three diversified competitions are 44 plays from all over the world are competing. Regarding the short performances’ competition, (16) theatrical performances -ranging from 15-30 minutes- are participating from various countries and states: Egypt, Libya, the United Arab Emirates, and Switzerland. The jury of this competition houses the artist Mohsen Mansour who served as the head of the jury along with the members: Dr. Asmaa Yahia Al-Taher and decorator Hazem Shebl. The experimental theater competition houses 14 theatrical shows participating from multiple governorates of the Arab Republic of Egypt: Beni Suef, Ismailia, Red Sea, Asyut, Minya, Giza, Cairo, Mansoura, Sharqia, Beheira, and Alexandria. It is noteworthy that the 29th edition of CIFET bears the name of the world-famous playwright Peter Brook.

Before you have politics, you need a political community, a group of people who see their lives as belonging to the same past, present, and future. Perhaps because of the trauma of the past, Libya today is ignoring its history. We can see the next stage of the Libyan revolution as rediscovering Libyan history and reclaiming the history that Qaddafi stole from us. In Libya “The Dead” have been awakened. As Harry Halem’s book makes definitively clear, the story of the Senussi family is indeed the history of Libya.

The three accounts at Bank of Valletta were held in the name of Capital Resources, a company owned by Muatassim Gaddafi, under the name Muatasimbllah Muammar Abuminyar. In a recently-filed reply to that appeal application, lawyer Shazoo Ghaznavi, appointed as special representative of the Libyan State, tackled the grounds for the widow’s appeal. The cash was used to fund Muatassim Gaddafi’s playboy lifestyle, with millions held in his various American Express and Visa credit card accounts. Safia Farkash’s lawyer, Charilos ‘Harris’ Oikonomopoulos, claimed that Muatassim Gaddafi had another heir: his hitherto unknown wife and Dutch model Lisa van Goinga and her son. “These funds were private funds, having nothing to do with the Libyan state.”Oikonomopoulos was assisted by lawyer Louis Cassar Pullicino.

He would teach chemistry at the International School in Benghazi as Anita cared for their infant son, Hosea, and made cross-cultural friendships. Anita extended forgiveness to the murderers just days later in interviews widely broadcast in Arabic in the country where the faith of most encourages retribution over forgiveness. “Something that was very apparent was what do we want the Libyan people to see or know out of this. And I know I won’t have the answers, but a big part of it is obedience,” Anita said. I’m praying sometimes, not even knowing what words to use, but it’s just through tears, like wanting him back.

Nothing better illustrates this than the history of the headless Blemmyes, a mostly forgotten mystical creature with a long literary shadow. What the Libyans SayAlthough it sounds surreal today, headless Blemmyes were once considered a bona fide people group, thriving along the frontiers of discovery. But if you think that’s a clincher, wait until you see the incredible evidence related to the headless Blemmyes. But despite all the anecdotes, the search for the headless Blemmyes — like so many other cryptid ventures — have so far headed nowhere. FIND AN ATTRACTION NEAR YOUSource: Headless Blemmyes: The Cryptid You’ve Never Heard Of

The Administrative Department of the South Tripoli Appeals Court today rejected the request submitted by former chairman of the National Oil Corporation, Mustafa Sanalla, regarding his exemption from his duties as head of the NOC. However, Sanalla has not given up the cause. He was quoted by various Libyan media outlets saying ‘‘The decision of the South Tripoli Court of Appeal concluded in the request of the lawyer appointed by me to reject, with its approval of accepting the case in form, and its acknowledgment of our capacity as appellants and on the condition of interest in the appeal. (libyaherald.com)Oil Minister Aoun suspends NOC Chairman Sanalla from his post and refers him for investigation for a second time (libyaherald.com)Ministry of Oil says NOC board will be reformed and Sanalla still suspended – will Sanalla survive Aldabaiba’s planned reshuffle? (libyaherald.com)NOC welcomes Aldabaiba’s reversal of Oil Minister’s decision to suspend chairman Sanalla (libyaherald.com)

CAIRO – 7 September 2022: Libya’s special operations force announced, on Wednesday killing the terrorist Mahdi Dango, who was involved in the Kidnapping and beheading of 21 Egyptian Christian workers that in the city of Sirte, in 2015. In a statement, the Libyan army confirmed that the operation took place after a series of investigation. Mahdi Dango who is affiliated to the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group, is considered one of the most dangerous terrorist elements, as he was proved to be involved in several operations and crimes, including the massacre of the Egyptian Copts. The Libyan army stated that during this operation, the terrorist Asman Nour, who was accompanying the Dango, was arrested. The operation was conducted in cooperation with the Libyan Army using six fighter jets of F-16C block 52.

The Libyan National Army (LNA) concluded on Wednesday a series of large-scale military exercises, involving two of its combat forces known as Tariq bin Ziyad Brigade and the 106th Majahfal Brigade. The exercises took place at Masous, an eastern Libya village located 130 km on the southeast of Benghazi, and were attended by LNA’s General Commander Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar. According to a statement by LNA’s General Command, live ammunition were used in the tactical exercises, which aim to “raise the combat competencies of the armed forces units.”

14 new people tested positive for COVID-19, marking 10 percent of the infection rate, according to a Wednesday report by the National Center for Disease Control in Libya (NCDC). The center also said 16 have recovered during the same reporting period. The total recorded COVID-19 cases in Libya have exceeded more than 50,000 since the start of the pandemic, while over 490,000 of which have recovered, according to the NCDC. The virus has claimed the lives of 6,437 people. Over two million people received one dose of the vaccination, while more than one million others were vaccinated with two doses.

The Southern Tripoli Court of Appeals rejected urgent appeal submitted by the former Chairman of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), Mustafa Sanalla, against the decree of appointing a new chairman of the Corporation. The Circuit Court refused to consider the urgent part of the lawsuit, since more than two months had passed since the appointment of the current NOC board of directors. The Administrative Judicial Department of the Southern Tripoli Court of Appeal accepted, in terms of the matter, the lawsuit of the removed NOC Chairman Mustafa Sanalla and his fellow members of the removed board of directors, against the decree, confirming its jurisdiction to consider the case. Last July, outgoing Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Dabaiba, removed Sanalla and appointed Farhat bin Qadara as Chairman of the NOC Board of Directors. Sanalla filed an appeal before the judiciary against the decree to remove him, as a decision was issued to postpone the ruling in the case on July 27, then it was decided to postpone it again on August 17, and it was reserved for judgment on the 7th of September.

The boy, Mazen Adam, a refugee in Libya from Sudan’s conflict-torn Darfur region, was kidnapped last week by unknown gunmen demanding ransom. Hours after the video depicting this scene spread on social media, the boy’s father was taken by gunmen from his home. Libya has been in chaos since a NATO-backed uprising toppled and killed longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi in 2011. That afternoon, Adam received a call from another Sudanese woman in Libya, telling him that his son was likely kidnapped. “Is he still alive or dead?” his father, Adam said, speaking hours after the video emerged.

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the Department of Education and Integration of groups with special needs at the Ministry of Education launched, on Tuesday, the National Project for Educational Integration under the slogan "No difference" in support of educational integration of children with disabilities. UNICEF Libya said on its Facebook page that the project targets 12 schools distributed over 6 regions throughout Libya (Western Region - Central Region - Southern Region - Eastern Region - Southeast Region - Southwest Region). The UN organization explained that the project aims to prepare entrances and maintain health facilities of the integration schools and equip them with interactive learning rooms for students with learning difficulties, provide educational supplies, assess teacher training needs, and exchange experiences between Libyan Ministry of Education and ministries of education in Middle Eastern countries regarding school integration processes. UNICEF added that it intends together with the the Ministry of Education, through US Department of State’s support, to provide all students with a more appropriate learning environment, optimal resources and opportunities to achieve their best potential.