Crown Prince of Libya Prince Mohammed El-Senussi’s Address On The Occasion of Libya’s 71st Independence Day
On the anniversary of Libya’s 71st Independence Day celebrations, Libyan Crown Prince Mohammed El-Senussi delivered his annual address, televised on major Libyan TV channels. Focusing on re-unification and national pride, the Crown Prince highlighted Libya’s pressing need for new, honest political leadership and an especially acute need for the rule of law. The Crown Prince also emphasized the role that he is personally willing to play in a new political system, if asked to do so by the Libyan people. Restoring the 1951 Constitution, and with it our national identity, is an obvious choice, procedurally, politically, and democratically. We celebrate our independence with the hope that very soon, under the leadership of our Crown Prince Mohammed, Libya will return to better days.”Media ContactCompany Name: Prince Mohammed El-SenussiContact Person: Office of HRH Prince Mohammed El-SenussiEmail: Send EmailCountry: United KingdomWebsite: https://mohammedelsenussi.org/
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 23:01 UTC
The Libya Dialysis Machines Market to see digitized data collection at a CAGR of 3.3%
The Libya Dialysis Machines Market to see digitized data collection at a CAGR of 3.3%https://www.persistencemarketresearch.com/samples/33153https://www.persistencemarketresearch.com/market-research/libya-dialysis-machines-market/tochttps://www.persistencemarketresearch.com/checkout/33153https://www.persistencemarketresearch.com/market-research/telemedicine-market.asphttps://www.persistencemarketresearch.com/market-research/robotic-surgery-market.asphttps://www.persistencemarketresearch.com/market-research/veterinary-teleradiology-market.asphttps://www.persistencemarketresearch.com/market-research/dental-radiology-equipment-market.aspRevenue from the Libya dialysis machines market was US 467.8 Mn at the end of 2021, with the market estimated to move ahead at a CAGR of 4% to reach US$ 966.2 Mn by 2032.Sales of dialysis machines in Libya accounted for 2.6% revenue share of the global dialysis equipment market in 2021.The dialysis market in Libya has experienced significant growth in recent years due to an increasing prevalence of chronic kidney disease and a growing need for dialysis treatment. The dialysis centers in Libya are equipped with a range of dialysis machines, including hemodialysis machines, peritoneal dialysis machines, and blood dialysis machines.What are the Opportunities for Dialysis Machine Manufacturers in Libya?Due to hepatic cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma, chronic infections with the hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) virus are linked to substantial health hazards. - +1-646-568-7751USA-Canada Toll-free - +1 800-961-0353Sales - sales@persistencemarketresearch.comAbout Us:Persistence Market Research is a U.S.-based full-service market intelligence firm specializing in syndicated research, custom research, and consulting services. Persistence Market Research boasts market research expertise across the Healthcare, Chemicals and Materials, Technology and Media, Energy and Mining, Food and Beverages, Semiconductor and Electronics, Consumer Goods, and Shipping and Transportation industries. The company draws from its multi-disciplinary capabilities and high-pedigree team of analysts to share data that precisely corresponds to clients' business needs.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 19:37 UTC
Libya: Alarming levels of violence against women and girls must end, says United Nations (UN) expert
A UN human rights expert today called on the authorities in Libya to take urgent steps to protect all women and girls in the country from rampant violence and mistreatment, to fully implement prevention measures, and ensure protection and support for victims. Following an eight-day visit to the country, UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women, Reem Alsalem, said urgent action was needed to end the continuous cycle of violence against Libyan and non-Libyan women and girls which is compounded by complete impunity for crimes committed. “I have left Libya feeling deeply disturbed at the widespread, systematic, and grave levels of violence faced by Libyan women and children, including girls. “Furthermore, the pushback of migrants and refugees at sea to Libya where their lives are at risk must be stopped. Opportunities for access to fair asylum procedures, evacuation opportunities, and voluntary returns to their countries must be scaled up,” the Special Rapporteur said.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 19:20 UTC
Is the Hololens 3 Coming Next Year?
According to Microsoft, the firm’s internal development team focuses on improving the Hololens’ display, tracking, sensors, and battery life. The leading technology giant put its immersive stakes in the ground when it first debuted the powerful Hololens mixed reality (MR) headset. For Microsoft, alternative issues are prevailing, which is hampering the development of Microsoft’s frontline, enterprise-grade Hololens immersive product portfolio. Moreover, before the reshuffle of the internal Hololens research and development (R&D) team, the Hololens 3 device faced an uncertain future due to a lack of international direction. The Hololens development teams suffered losses as core design members jumped ship to Meta.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 12:27 UTC
Malta, the mystery of the fourteen mercenaries heading to Libya
A group that could not go unnoticed: fourteen muscular men, with well-groomed physiques, arrived fromEngland a Malta in small teams. They turned out contractorthe modern name of mercenaries, directed in Libya. A company called Alma Risk hired them and among them – according to news without official confirmation – there was also the founder of the company: Jack Mannknown to be one of the closest friends of the principe Harry.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 10:53 UTC
Reham ties knot in low-key ceremony
ISLAMABAD: Reham Khan, one-time weather presenter for BBC, has announced her marriage, for the third time, to model-turned-actor Mirza Bilal Baig, 13 years her junior, in a ceremony kept under wraps in the United States. Finally found a man who I can trust @MirzaBilal__ pic.twitter.com/nx7pnXZpO6 — Reham Khan (@RehamKhan1) December 23, 2022In pictures she shared on social media, Khan was seen in a white wedding gown while her 36-year-old husband Baig was seen dressed in a mauve-coloured suit. Imran’s marriage to Goldsmith, a British socialite and daughter of the billionaire financier James Goldsmith, ended in 2004. After studying in Pakistan, she began working as a broadcast journalist in the UK in the mid-90s, including as a weather presenter for BBC South Today. Earlier, in July, Khan made a guest appearance on a YouTube show where she talked about finding love again.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 09:31 UTC
Libya aborted plan to hand over Gaddafi's spy chief to US at last minute: Report
Libya reportedly aborted a plan to hand over Gaddafi's spy chief and brother-in-law Abdullah al-Senussi to the US at the last minute, a report said. Known as the butcher, al-Senussi is in Tripoli prison. (Photo: Reuters)By India Today Web Desk: Libya aborted a plan to hand over Muammar Gaddafi's spy chief to the US at the last minute, a report said. The plan to hand over al-Senussi was halted at the last minute, The Guardian reported. Known as the butcher, al-Senussi is in Tripoli prison after being sentenced to death in a mass trial that concluded in 2015.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 08:37 UTC
Twitter lays off more employees from public policy team
Twitter lays off more employees from public policy teamA member of the Twitter public policy team tweeted late on Thursday that she has been laid off. By IANS Updated On - 01:08 PM, Fri - 23 December 22New Delhi: Twitter has laid off more employees from its remaining public policy team, after laying off an unknown number of engineers in its infrastructure vertical last week. A member of the Twitter public policy team tweeted late on Thursday that she has been laid off. “Yesterday was my last day at Twitter, as half of the remaining Public Policy team was cut from the company. Twitter laid off around 3,700 employees in early November in the first cost-cutting measure.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 07:22 UTC
AR vs XR: Defining Immersive Tech
Initially, two key terms, extended reality (XR) and augmented reality (AR), sit on the same spectrum of the tech industry, but need further clarification. Here’s XR Today’s take on the differences between AR vs XR. Examples of XR Use CasesVirtual Reality (VR)Regarding AR vs XR, VR continues to raise the bar for current XR solutions. Mixed Reality (MR)With AR vs XR, MR represents a merger between virtual and augmented reality content, producing deeper levels of depth across devices. AR vs XR: A Closer ‘View’AR is more used among XR formats as it is accessible across smartphones and other portable devices.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 06:44 UTC
Political Uncertainty Continues in Libya a Year After Elections Were Postponed
It has been a year since elections were to take place in Libya under the UN peace initiative, formally known as the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF), on December 24, 2021. The delay in the elections and the existence of two rival governments in the country has increased fears that Libya will either relapse into full-scale civil war or split into two. These were postponed at the last movement because of disagreements over the electoral law and Dbeibah’s own candidacy. The total number of internally displaced people in Libya now is 134,787, as opposed to over 316,000 in October 2020. Bathily also noted the issues hampering the peace process in Libya, such as the serious disagreements over the draft constitution first proposed in 2017.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 05:41 UTC
Revealed: Libya aborted plan to hand Gaddafi spy chief to US at last minute
Earlier this month the US announced that another Libyan suspect in the Lockerbie bombing, Mohammed Abouagela Masud, was in its custody. In the early 1980s, while Senussi ran Gaddafi’s internal security services, many opponents of the regime were killed in Libya and overseas. Senussi was also said to have been behind an alleged Libyan intelligence plot to assassinate Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia in late 2003. The ICC decided in 2013 that as Libya had put Senussi on trial it would halt its own proceedings against him. It is unclear if the transfer of Senussi to the US has been shelved indefinitely, or merely postponed.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 05:38 UTC
Egypt consolidates its borders with Libya with an “extended exploration plan”
Al-Sisi discussed investment plans in the eastern and western MediterraneanYesterday (Thursday), Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi discussed “current and future investment plans for research and exploration until 2025 in the eastern and western regions of the Mediterranean,” in an effort to consolidate the decision to demarcate his country’s western maritime borders with Libya in the Mediterranean, while the Egyptian Minister of Petroleum stressed Tariq Al-Mulla stressed that the activities carried out by his country “are carried out in accordance with the principles and norms of international law, and the United Nations conventions governing the activities of states’ management of their natural resources on the high seas.”During his meeting with Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly and the Minister of Petroleum, Al-Sisi discussed “following up the state’s efforts for research and exploration in the field of natural gas and petroleum.” He directed “intensifying research efforts and expanding new exploration areas in pursuit of optimal economic and developmental exploitation of Egypt’s resources, and maximizing the added reserves of Natural gas in order to meet the needs of the local market and increase exports to support the national product. For his part, Al-Mulla presented during the meeting “current and future investment plans for research and exploration until 2025 in the eastern and western regions of the Mediterranean, with the participation of major international energy companies and a total investment of about $2.1 billion,” according to the presidential statement, noting that “it is expected according to the preliminary results.” The research is expected to result in promising discoveries that will support the national economy, as well as establish Egypt’s position as a regional center for energy production and trading. The official spokesman for the Egyptian presidency, Ambassador Bassam Rady, stated that the Minister of Petroleum also presented developments in the implementation of the “Soda Ash” production project in the industrial zone in the new city of El Alamein, which is carried out in partnership between the state and the private sector, with a total investment of about $500 million.
Source:Libya Today
December 23, 2022 01:14 UTC
Economic pain, Turkish strikes drive Syrian Kurds to Europe
At least 246 migrants have gone missing while trying to cross the western Mediterranean into Europe in 2022, the International Organization for Migration says. A Kurdish Syrian smuggler in Algeria said dozens of Kurds from Syria arrive in the Algerian coastal city of Oran each week for the sea journey. The region has been targeted by Islamic State group militants, Turkish forces and Syrian opposition groups from the country’s northwestern rebel-held enclave. He now wants to join the flow of Kurds headed from Syria to Europe. He hopes to be granted asylum status soon, so his wife and daughters can reunite with him in Europe.
Source:Libya Today
December 22, 2022 17:56 UTC
US Attorney-General: Al-Marimi’s arrest is “milestone on the path to justice”
The arrest of Abu Agila Masoud Al-Marimi, a former Libyan intelligence operative, has been described by the U.S. Attorney-General Merrick Garland as a “milestone on the path to justice” for victims of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing. In a speech at the 34th memorial service of the bombing attack on Wednesday, Garland said the U.S. “took a significant step forward on that path toward justice” by extraditing Al-Marimi from Libya. “We mark this milestone on the path to justice because of dedicated agents, investigators and prosecutors on both sides of the Atlantic,” Garland added. He was then held by another militia for two weeks before being handed over to U.S. agents. On the other hand, the U.S. Embassy in Libya has maintained that Al-Marimi’s transfer was “lawful and conducted in cooperation with Libyan authorities”.
Source:Libya Today
December 22, 2022 16:11 UTC
Libya to resume deal with Italy to compensate for gas shortage
The Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced yesterday the resumption of the implementation of an agreement signed in 2008 with the Italian energy company ENI to compensate for an expected shortage in Libya's natural gas production in 2025. According to the statement: "In 2013, the commercial advertisement for the project was issued, but for various reasons, it has not been implemented until today." Thus, NOC "held a meeting last August 24 with ENI's administration, during which it demanded the implementation of the project. OPINION: What has the EU done for Libya so far? "The achieved revenue by Libya from this investment ranges between $13 and $18 billion, after restoring capital and operating expenses," NOC said.
Source:Libya Today
December 22, 2022 13:50 UTC