Mozambique Elections: Cuba and Libya congratulate Daniel Chapo on his election - Frelimo
The Cuban ambassador to Mozambique, Jorge Lopez, yesterday (19.11) presented a congratulatory message from Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel to Daniel Chapo on his election as President of the Republic in the elections held last October, the Frelimo website reports. According to the message presented by Jorge Lopez, Daniel Chapo’s election is unequivocal proof of the people’s support for Frelimo and its candidate. The Cuban ambassador assured that his country is interested in continuing to cooperate with Mozambique in education, sports, technology and the health sector. Daniel Chapo also praised the presence of Cuban doctors in the country, who have supported the National Health System in the treatment of various illnesses. Daniel Chapo also received congratulations from Libya, through its Ambassador to Mozambique, Saleh Elbuaishi, who reiterated his country’s commitment to the development of Mozambique.
Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 22:33 UTC
COAS says has a firm belief in Pakistan’s bright and stable future
Earlier, COAS Gen Syed Asim Munir visited the International Defence Exhibition and Seminar (IDEAS-2024) at the Karachi Expo Centre, according to the military’s media wing. A total of 557 exhibitors are participating in the exhibition of which 333 are international exhibitors while 224 are domestic exhibitors. At the exhibition, the COAS also engaged in meaningful interactions with foreign military officials and defense delegates attending the event. The Shahpar-III boasts advanced capabilities, including an operational ceiling of 35,000 feet and an endurance of over 24 hours. Earlier, upon his arrival at Karachi, COAS was warmly received by Lieutenant General Babar Iftikhar, Corps Commander Karachi.
Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 19:59 UTC
Maximizing Your Investment: The ROI of Video Analytics -- Security Today
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Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 19:22 UTC
U.S. Economic Officers visit Benghazi for the first time since 2012
The American Chamber of Commerce in Libya (AmCham Libya) informed Libya Herald today that U.S. Economic Officers to Libya, David Morrison and Marina Galkina, visited Benghazi today where they held a meeting with the Benghazi Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture at its Benghazi headquarters. The Americans met Munim Al-Saiti, the acting Chairman of Benghazi Chamber, Ramadan Bu Batina, the International Relations Officer at Benghazi Chamber, in the presence of Ahmed Al-Ghazali, Vice President of AmCham Libya. Al-Saiti presented to the guests a brief overview of the work of the Benghazi Chamber of Commerce, its support for companies, and its relations with the AmCham Libya. American presence an indication of serious intentionsThe American Economic Attachés expressed their readiness to cooperate and open channels and noted that for a decade, specifically since 2012, no economic attachés have come to Libya. This, he added, reflects the AmCham’s interest and desire in opening channels for Libyan businessmen and Libyan companies and to bring American delegations to Benghazi to witness the security, safety and current economic renaissance in Benghazi.
Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 18:52 UTC
ICC Prosecutor Khan Addresses UN on Libya Situation
It can be achieved by working together with our partners in Libya, with civil society, and with third states. And I think in particular, the excellent cooperation, the excellent meeting I had with the Attorney General of Libya yesterday really was encouraging. The team in this Libya situation has put forward a new mechanism, in fact, for engaging civil society organisations every quarter. And in fact, just last week, the inaugural session of the OTP Civil Society Structured Dialogue was held in The Hague. Now, it's right, the roadmap that we have detailed in the report has been received by some civil society organisations, by some partners, with trepidation, with some concern.
Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 13:54 UTC
HoR Speaker Salah decree reduces FX sales surcharge from 20 to 15 percent
Ageela Saleh, Speaker of Libya’s eastern based parliament, the House of Representatives (HoR), passed a decree today (86/204) reducing the surcharge/levy on the official sale of foreign currency by banks from 20 to 15 percent. The decree, effective today, says that the tax can be reduced further if state revenues permit it – based on a request to do so from the CBL. Controversial FX sales taxIt will be recalled that this controversial FX sales tax caused much political angst back in March of this year when it was decreed by HoR Speaker Saleh – based on a request by the then CBL Governor Saddek El-Kaber in February. Saleh was accused of decreeing it unilaterally without the approval of the rest of the HoR. By October, the HoR in agreement with the High State Council and through UNSMIL mediation, abandoned the ousted El-Kaber and chose Naji Issa as the new Governor.
Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 13:27 UTC
ICC Prosecutor appeals for global support to bring Libyan war criminals to justice
byICCMass graves containing hundreds of victims have been uncovered in Tarhuna, Libya. Dignified, steely determinationBriefing ambassadors on the Security Council from the Libyan capital Tripoli, ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan spoke of his meetings and interactions with families of the victims. Security Council referralWhile not a UN organization, the ICC has a cooperation agreement with the United Nations. When a situation is not within the Court’s jurisdiction, the Security Council can refer the situation to the ICC granting it jurisdiction. The situation in Libya was referred to the ICC Prosecutor by the Security Council in resolution 1970, adopted in February 2011.
Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 12:15 UTC
Egyptian exports to Africa Union states rise to $7.4bln by end of 2023
The list of countries receiving Egyptian exports goes as follows in order from highest to lowest:Libya: $1.8 billion, representing 24.9 percent of Egypt's total exports to African countries. Sudan: $989 million, representing 13.4 percent of Egypt's total exports to African countries. Algeria: $859 million, representing 11.6 percent of Egypt's total exports to African countries. Morocco: $829 million, representing 11.2 percent of Egypt's total exports to African countries. South Africa: $101 million, representing 5.6 percent of Egypt's total imports from African countries.
Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 11:15 UTC
Benin Republic Release Statement After Leaving Libyan Airport with AFCON 2025 Ticket
Benin Republic broke its silence after the Cheetahs successfully departed Libya after securing the 2025 AFCON ticket. Benin FA hails players after AFCON featMeanwhile, the Benin Football Federation praised the players and coaching staff for their resilience under challenging conditions after the team departed Libya. The federation also thanked fans back home and assured them that the team was safe after leaving Libya. “Congratulations to our Cheetahs who have just qualified Benin for the CAN Morocco 2025. THANK YOU to all the Football Actors in Benin.”Benin captain condemns LibyaEarlier, Legit.ng reported that the captain of the Benin Republic team, Steve Mounié, has addressed his team’s unpleasant ordeal during their encounter with the Libyan national team.
Source:Libya Today
November 20, 2024 10:57 UTC
Tanzania, Botswana and Mozambique grab the final qualification spots for 2025 Africa Cup
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP) — Borussia Dortmund star Serhou Guirassy will miss the Africa Cup of Nations next year after Tanzania upset Guinea 1-0 to qualify at the visitors’ expense on Tuesday. Botswana and Mozambique grabbed the last qualification places to complete the lineup for the 24-team tournament in Morocco. Botswana ended its 12-year wait for its second Africa Cup appearance with a 1-1 draw against already-qualified Egypt. It lifted Tanzania into second place — one point ahead of Guinea — to qualify as runner-up behind group winner Congo. Comoros, Zambia, Mali, and Zimbabwe secured their qualification Friday, while Nigeria, Tunisia, South Africa, Uganda, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon clinched their spots on Thursday.
Source:Libya Today
November 19, 2024 23:28 UTC
Prosecutor Urges UNSC Action on Libyan War Crimes Arrests
His Office is also expanding its collaboration with national authorities to pursue accountability for crimes against migrants in Libya. Several delegates, including Ecuador's representative, underscored the need to provide the Office of the Prosecutor with sufficient financial support. Still, other delegations voiced scepticism about the Court's work on Libya, with the Russian Federation's delegate also taking aim at the Prosecutor himself. The Libyan judiciary is committed to guaranteeing a fair and honest trial to all suspects regardless of how long it takes. The crimes committed are not subject to the statute of limitations according to the Libyan penal code.
Source:Libya Today
November 19, 2024 22:14 UTC
Benin Captain Condemns Libya After Police Officer Punches Gernot Rohr
Steve Mounie fights for the ball with Faisal Saleh during the CAF Africa Cup of Nations qualification match between Benin and Libya. Benin captain speaks on LibyaSpeaking in an interview as captured by media outlet, Joueurs Béninois, Mounie, torn between immense joy and deep frustration, shared his thoughts:"It wasn't easy. This Libyan team, this country, and its supporters disrespected us from the very start of the match. However, the aftermath of the qualification clash took a sour turn as Benin coach Gernot Rohr was punched by a Libyan police officer. Libya blames NigeriaLegit.ng in another report detailed that the Libyan team has blamed Nigeria for their failure to qualify for the AFCON tournament.
Source:Libya Today
November 19, 2024 16:30 UTC
CBL reduces POS e-payment charges to 1 and 1.5 percent from 3.75 percent
The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) announced today that its state National Switch operator, Moamalat Financial Services Company, will be reducing commissions imposed on the use of bank cards at points of sale (POS) to 1 and 1.5 percent from 3.75 percent. The announcement came after CBL Governor Naji Issa met today with officials of Moamalat Financial Services Company, in the presence of the directors of the concerned departments of the CBL, where they discussed the POS commission reduction. Possible further POS commission reduction? The CBL said these steps come within the framework of its plan to further develop electronic services. Tadawul and Moamalat services to be used interchangeably by customersIt will be recalled that only yesterday the CBL finally allowed the private sector Tadawul Tech, one of Libya’s largest electronic payment providers, to interface its e-payment acceptance network with the state National Switch, Moamalat Financial Services Company.
Source:Libya Today
November 19, 2024 16:15 UTC
Libya’s mineral riches: unlocking a future beyond oil
Sulphur — primarily extracted as a by-product of oil refining in the Sirte Basin — further diversifies Libya's mineral portfolio. The oil sector is central to the economy, contributing around 40% of GDP and 95% of export revenues. Major international companies investing in Libya's oil and gas industry include Eni (Italy), TotalEnergies (France), BP (UK), and Chevron (US). Moreover, Libya's mining sector is primarily governed by Law No. Wave of multinational investmentFurthermore, Libya's mining sector is attracting international investors seeking new economic growth opportunities beyond oil.
Source:Libya Today
November 19, 2024 11:25 UTC
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Source:Libya Today
November 19, 2024 04:23 UTC