Weekly News Roundup: Friday, July 04, 2025
Libyan teen detained in Istanbul, his family says embassy has yet to contact him http://lyo.ly/5rfr
Foreign Ministry holds preparatory meeting ahead of European delegation visit http://lyo.ly/5rfq
Eastern-based government signs 'strategic agreements' with Belarus http://lyo.ly/5rfl
University of Tripoli Signs Scientific Cooperation Agreements with Turkish Institutions http://lyo.ly/5rfo
CBL discusses support for boosting daily oil output by 247,000 barrels http://lyo.ly/5rfk
Education ministry officials detained over textbook printing scandal http://lyo.ly/5rfp
Basketball playoffs: Al-Ahly Benghazi takes a 2–0 lead http://lyo.ly/5rft
Libyan Airlines denies bankruptcy rumors, calls for urgent government intervention http://lyo.ly/5rfa
Police officer killed in armed attack on security buildings in Sorman http://lyo.ly/5rf9
Medical Supply head and five former officials suspended over embezzlement of 73 million dinars http://lyo.ly/5rf8
WFP warns of impending food aid shortage for Sudanese refugees http://lyo.ly/5rf6
Dbeibah meets Tripoli war victims, pledges action on compensation http://lyo.ly/5rf0
Menfi meets Dutch delegation to bolster bilateral ties http://lyo.ly/5rez
UN mission, Libyan defence officials discuss child protection and security reform http://lyo.ly/5rey
Libya, UNDP discuss closer cooperation on governance and development http://lyo.ly/5rex
HNEC: Voter card distribution suspended in Benghazi, Sabha, and Sirte http://lyo.ly/5rep
Preparatory certificate results to be announced on July 8 http://lyo.ly/5rf7
Libya launches digital platform for port operations http://lyo.ly/5req
HNEC: Voter card distribution suspended in Benghazi, Sabha, and Sirte http://lyo.ly/5rep
HIV prevalence in Libya remains low, says NCDC http://lyo.ly/5reo
Benghazi Criminal Court sentences drug smuggler to death http://lyo.ly/5ren
NOC Chairman: Over 37 international firms eye participation in Libya's upcoming bid round http://lyo.ly/5rf3
LIA records highest growth rate among global sovereign wealth funds in 2025 http://lyo.ly/5rf2
Basketball Intercontinental Cup draw places Al-Ahly Tripoli in tough group http://lyo.ly/5rf4
Turkish Ministry of Defense hosts 3 military technical delegations from Libya's east http://lyo.ly/5rel
Belarusian PM to Hammad: Minsk eyes cooperation with Libya in agriculture, industry, and healthcare http://lyo.ly/5rek
High Council of State calls on AG to probe illegal 50-dinar banknotes http://lyo.ly/5rei
Menfi calls from Seville for international support to rebuild Libya http://lyo.ly/5reh
Explosion hits oil tanker off Libyan coast, no injuries reported http://lyo.ly/5re9
Libya, France discuss boosting political and economic ties http://lyo.ly/5re7
UN official holds political consultations with Libyan trade and industry unions http://lyo.ly/5re5
Menfi attends opening of UN Development Financing Conference in Seville http://lyo.ly/5re4
Tripoli hosts Arab meeting supporting Libyan planning and development initiative http://lyo.ly/5re3
ICC urges Libya's GNU and PC to hand over Osama Njeem http://lyo.ly/5re1
Hamad restricts movement of international missions after UN criticism of Reconstruction Fund http://lyo.ly/5re0
Libya leaders pledge to restore security balance in Tripoli http://lyo.ly/5rdw
Libyan forces rescue 11 kidnapped women, arrest internationally wanted criminal http://lyo.ly/5re6
LIA discusses reinvestment of frozen assets in New York http://lyo.ly/5rdz
CBL detects unrecorded 3.5 billion dinars in withdrawn banknotes http://lyo.ly/5rdx
Al-Lafi: Presidential Council is committed to political solution to end Libya's crisis http://lyo.ly/5rdm
Greece deploys 3 warships in the Eastern Mediterranean between Turkey and Libya http://lyo.ly/5rdk
Minister of Youth discusses with Iraqi Chargé d'Affaires ways to enhance bilateral cooperation http://lyo.ly/5rdj
Libya welcomes Rwanda -DRC peace agreement http://lyo.ly/5rdh
Tunisia reaffirms support for Libya peace process http://lyo.ly/5rdf
Libya hosts Arab Planning Institute meeting in Tripoli http://lyo.ly/5rde
UN mission backs draft law to address missing persons in Libya http://lyo.ly/5rd8
NOC affirms Libya's sovereign rights over Eastern Mediterranean resources http://lyo.ly/5rdg
Libya and Oman agree to reactivate and expand economic partnership http://lyo.ly/5rdn
Economy Ministry warns against speculation on the Dinar, assures gradual stability of exchange market http://lyo.ly/5rdl
Libyan and Turkish energy ministers discuss expanding oil and gas cooperation http://lyo.ly/5rd7
Al-Ittihad crowned champion of the Libyan Futsal League http://lyo.ly/5rdi Tags: news headlines
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