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Libya, Kazakhstan discuss satellite technology for agriculture lyo.ly/8iez
HoR speaker plans meeting with experts on economic reforms
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Youth Minister pushes to activate housing initiative in southern municipalities
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Ambulance and Emergency Service orders maximum alert ahead of expected weather changes
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Takala backs Fawzi Abu Khzam for interim Central Bank Governor role
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Al-Ittihad bags BAL 2027 qualifiers in Tripoli to advance to second round lyo.ly/8ifd
Libya's Al-Sweihli SC suffered a heartbreaking exit from the CAF Champions League, falling 3–1 in a penalty shootout against Tunisian giants Espérance de Tunis in the second leg of the second preliminary round.
The Libyan side entered the decisive fixture aiming to secure continental progression, but Espérance edged the match 1–0 at the end of regulation time. The single goal brought the tie level across both legs, forcing the contest into a tense shootout to determine who would move forward.
Al-Ahli Tripoli sealed their place in the group stage of the CAF Confederation Cup in dominant fashion, securing a 4–1 victory over Ethiopia’s Welwalo Adigrat in the second leg of their qualifying tie at Tripoli Stadium.
The Libyan powerhouses completed an emphatic 8–1 aggregate triumph, having already established a comfortable cushion with a 4–0 victory in the first leg.
Al-Zoubi and Saddam Haftar meet in Turkey to discuss military power-sharing deal lyo.ly/8ifb
Ankara negotiations between Libya’s western and eastern authorities have failed, sources revealed.
Both sides, led by Abd al-Salam al-Zubi representing the Government of National Unity and Saddam Haftar representing the eastern camp, left Turkey without reaching an agreement on several key issues—most notably, the powers of the Supreme Military Council and the authority of the Presidential Council.
Saddam Haftar insisted that any agreement must encompass both the military and political dimensions simultaneously; while Abd al-Salam al-Zubi insisted that the military agreement should be concluded first, to be followed later by a political agreement.
US team arrives in Tripoli to perform heart surgery on children lyo.ly/8iep
HoR speaker plans meeting with experts on economic reforms lyo.ly/8ieo
Youth Minister pushes to activate housing initiative in southern municipalities lyo.ly/8ido
Ambulance and Emergency Service orders maximum alert ahead of expected weather changes lyo.ly/8idn
Takala backs Fawzi Abu Khzam for interim Central Bank Governor role lyo.ly/8idm