Libya oil output holds up despite port shutdowns and protests
Libya’s oil output is holding up at about 700,000 barrels a day, helping ease fears the shutdown of ports and facilities by protesters had left production on the brink of collapse, according to a report by the Financial Times. “We are aware of the oil ministry claim that Libyan oil production dropped to 100,000 barrels per day,” the Financial Times quoted an unnamed western diplomat as saying. “However, we believe that to be inaccurate; actual production is significantly higher.”The diplomat said that, while Libya’s production fluctuated on a “daily basis”, only 30 to 40 per cent of the country’s overall production is down.
Source:Libya Today
June 18, 2022 19:02 UTC
Salah al-Namroush retracts his criticism of Dbeibeh after backlash
Salah al-Namroush, a military commander affiliated with the Government of National Unity, has retracted his latest criticism of Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh after receiving backlash from other government members. Al-Namroush made his critical remarks during an interview with French magazine Jeune Afrique, which was published on Friday. In the interview, the military commander described Dbeibeh as “corrupt” and claimed that he “never invested in security” of the country. A day after the interview was published, Al-Namroush released a statement via Facebook on Saturday, accusing international media of agitating public opinion without referencing Jeune Afrique or his own interview with the magazine. “Some international media are trying to exploit their interviews with officials in Libya to fuel public opinion,” he said.
Source:Libya Today
June 18, 2022 17:13 UTC
UN: Turkey continues to deploy Syrian fighters to Libya
The Turkish government has continued its practice of deploying Syrian fighters to Libya, replacing those whose contracts have expired with fresh fighters, according to a report submitted to the United Nations Security Council. Syrian fighters recruited by Turkey were paid between $800 and $2,000 per month. The presence of the fighters was confirmed by Libyan officials affiliated with the Government of National Unity. Turkey’s deployment of Syrian fighters to Libya was considered by the UN to be an act that threatens the peace, stability and security of Libya or that obstructs or undermines the successful completion of its political transition. Syrian fighters as well as other foreign combatants and private military companies in Libya are still “a serious threat to the security of Libya and the region,” the UN underlined, lamenting that progress towards the withdrawal of foreign fighters is unfortunately hampered by the political stalemate.
Source:Libya Today
June 18, 2022 15:44 UTC
UN Advisor, HoR Speaker discuss final round of Libyan talks in Cairo
UN Special Advisor on Libya, Stephanie Williams, said she met Thursday in Cairo with Libyan House of Representatives (HoR) Speaker, Agila Saleh, to discuss the ongoing 3rd and final round of Libyan talks in Cairo of the Joint HoR/HCS Committee. The meeting objective was to find a sound and consensual constitutional framework to enable the holding of national elections within a firm timeline at the earliest possible time, according to Williams.
Source:Libya Today
June 18, 2022 11:16 UTC
LNA General Command support JMC meetings in Cairo – official
Director of Moral Guidance Department of thew Libyan National Army (LNA), Major General Khaled al-Mahjoub, confirmed the support of LNA General Command for the meetings of the 5+5 Joint Military Committee (JMC) in Cairo. Commenting on JMC meetings with Lieutenant-General Abdel Razek al-Nadori and Lieutenant-General Muhammad al-Haddad, al-Mahjoub said: “There is no return to war.”He pointed out that the meetings included emphasizing that work should be done to evacuate all foreign forces and mercenaries from the country and to work to instill trust, where various parties depend on the lack of such trust because they think the continuation of the instability state in the country serves their interests. He added that the 12 officers met with the UN advisor on Libya, Stephanie Williams, where they confirmed that war would not be allowed to return under any justifications to undermine the peace that was achieved through the ceasefire agreement signed in Geneva. Al-Mahjoub pointed out that the meetings dealt with the file of unifying the military institution from the working cadres and the need to get out of the cycle of the Libyan crisis.
Source:Libya Today
June 18, 2022 09:54 UTC
Libya’s Bashagha says oil blockade tied to budget release
SIRTE, Libya: Libya’s oil blockade would likely end if the central bank supplies the funds for the budget that parliament approved this week, the parliament-appointed prime minister, Fathi Bashagha, told Reuters. Since April, groups in the east have forcibly closed many Libyan oil facilities to demand that Bashagha take power in the capital, blockading much of Libya’s oil output and putting new pressure on world energy prices. It happened as a result of the anger of the residents of the Oil Crescent and the oil fields when they saw the expired government in Tripoli,” Bashagha said. “There will be no movement of force from east to west or west to east,” Bashagha said. Those forces, under commander Khalifa Haftar, are allied to the parliament which now backs Bashagha as prime minister.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 22:14 UTC
Aaron Donald inspired Steph Curry's 'ring me' celebration during Warriors' win
Steph Curry was obviously watching the Los Angeles Rams’ Super Bowl win back in February because he drew some inspiration from Aaron Donald on Thursday night. “Shoutout to Aaron Donald for giving me some inspiration for that celebration because I felt it in the moment. It might’ve been a little early, but I felt it.”Steph Curry shouting out Aaron Donald? This moment from Steph will be remembered forever 💍 pic.twitter.com/YWtHVNdvIv — Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) June 17, 2022Yeah, it looked familiar. And like Aaron Donald, he’ll go down as one of the all-time greats when his career is over.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 20:08 UTC
Libyan Presidential Council, Speaker of Parliament meets in Cairo
CAIRO – 17 June 2022: The President of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Manfi, met with Speaker of the Libyan Parliament on Thursday evening in Cairo to discuss the inter-Libyan dialogue on the constitution, Youm7 reported. The spokeswoman for the Libyan Presidential Council, Najwa Wahiba, said in a statement to the Libyan News Agency, that the meeting dealt with the political situation in the country, and ways to get out of the current political impasse by holding the elections as soon as possible. Egypt has been hosting the third and last round of talks within the framework of the UN-sponsored Libyan constitutional track meetings between delegations from the rival East-based Parliament and the High Council of State. The delegations are discussing the constitutional arrangements to hold the long-awaited presidential and parliamentary elections, which will send Libyans to ballot boxes to express their free will after years of conflict and political turmoil. Bashagha left the city shortly after that following armed clashes with forces loyal to the Tripoli administration under Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah, who refused to cede power except after elections are held.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 17:31 UTC
Libya's Bashagha Says Oil Blockade Tied to Budget Release - Latest Tweet by Reuters
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Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 17:09 UTC
Scalability in Digital Signage Networks
Many organizations today rely on digital signage to support employee communications and engagement, particularly to support deskless workers and hybrid work models. As organizations change, adapt and grow, expanding digital signage throughout offices and facilities can be burdensome. A company may find that what worked for digital signage in one singular location, with a centrally-located team managing the screens worked very well. But, as the organization opens new offices and new locations, the original digital signage solution may not scale easily. A better option would be to begin with a digital signage solution that can be scaled up no matter how and where a business expands.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 16:01 UTC
Libya's Bashagha says oil blockade tied to budget release
By Angus McDowall and Ahmed ElumamiSIRTE, Libya, June 17 (Reuters) - Libya's oil blockade would likely end if the central bank supplies the funds for the budget that parliament approved this week, the parliament-appointed prime minister, Fathi Bashagha, told Reuters. Since April, groups in the east have forcibly closed many Libyan oil facilities to demand that Bashagha take power in the capital, blockading much of Libya's oil output and putting new pressure on world energy prices. It happened as a result of the anger of the residents of the Oil Crescent and the oil fields when they saw the expired government in Tripoli," Bashagha said. "There will be no movement of force from east to west or west to east," Bashagha said. Those forces, under commander Khalifa Haftar, are allied to the parliament which now backs Bashagha as prime minister.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 15:35 UTC
Fantasy outlook: Analyzing Allen Robinson's value in dynasty leagues
“The grass isn’t always greener” is a common phrase used in a variety of situations. While it’s true in certain circumstances, Allen Robinson is likely going to be one of the exceptions as he makes the transition from the Chicago Bears to the Los Angeles Rams. Robinson had a forgettable season with the Bears in 2021, recording 38 receptions, 410 receiving yards, and one touchdown, which were all career lows for the Pro Bowl wideout. Despite his lackadaisical numbers a season ago, Robinson appeared to be a victim of being in a struggling offense rather than him being a player that was experiencing a decline in his abilities. With Robinson joining a high-octane offense like the Rams’ this offseason, he’s an interesting player to discuss in dynasty fantasy football formats ahead of the 2022 campaign.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 15:34 UTC
Libyan constitutional track meetings in Cairo: Road to elections
Libyan sides engage in the third round of constitutional track committee meetings in Cairo - Photo courtesy of UN Special Advisor on Libya Stephanie WilliamsCAIRO – 17 June 2022: Egypt has been hosting the third and last round of talks within the framework of the UN-sponsored Libyan constitutional track meetings between delegations from the rival East-based Parliament and the High Council of State. Williams urged Libyan parties to shoulder their responsibility in reviving hope for the Libyans through paving the way for elections after agreeing on a constitutional framework in this regard. The constitutional track meetings started in Cairo on 13 April and the second round started in May. Through this round of negotiations, the Libyan sides are set to agree on a constitutional framework for holding the elections after agreeing on the rest of articles. Cairo has affirmed support to Debaibah’s government when it was selected during a UN-sponsored process last year and vowed to cooperate with the Libyan officials until elections are held.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 15:05 UTC
Analysing the AWE 2022 and XR Industry with Trigger
In this session we discuss the following:1) Trigger’s analysis of the Augmented World Expo (AWE) 20222) Future trends in the extended reality (XR) industry3) Core XR technologies empowering Trigger’s innovative campaignsIf you’re looking for more information on this topic visit https://www.triggerxr.com/. Thanks for watching, if you’d like more like this, don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to our channel. You can also join in the conversation on our Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook pages.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 12:00 UTC
Building a Business Case for XR in Advertising
The advertising landscape has always been a fast-moving, and competitive space. XR experiences can help you to reach both local and global customers on a more emotional and significant level. Some programmatic advertising companies and brands invested in the future of XR advertising are also beginning to look at other ways of collecting information from things like eye-tracking technology. There are plenty of fantastic examples of companies already implementing try-before-you-buy advertising experiences into their customer purchasing journey with simple AR apps. Increasingly, we’re seeing more interactive and immersive advertising experiences appear as companies try to connect with distributed customers worldwide.
Source:Libya Today
June 17, 2022 12:00 UTC