Egypt calls Libya parties to abstain and preserve people’s abilities
The Ministry of Egypt today (Saturday) has called for a lot of interest and great concern about the ongoing developments in Egypt in Libya, to adhere to the maximum of abstinence and protect people’s abilities and assets.
In a statement posted on her Facebook page, she called on the Egyptian citizens in Libya to be cautious.
Hundreds of Libyan performers called for internationally recognized Prime Minister Abdul Hamid al -Dubba to resign internationally yesterday (Friday) and the government announced that some demonstrators tried to storm his office. At least three ministers were sympathetic to the demonstrators calling for Duba to resign. The demonstrators gathered in the square of the martyrs in Tripoli and called for the government and the government to overthrow the election. Then the demonstrators went to the main government building in the city center. One of the demonstrators said: “We will not leave until he leaves.” The demonstrators were placed on their faces to mark Dubai, National Security Advisor Ibrahim al -Dabba, and internal minister Imad Trabelsey and red flaw.
In a statement, the National Oil Corporation said, “Technical and operational activities are usually and safe in all sectors and oil ports … work for oil and gas production and export operations regularly.” Oil production has reached 137,6415 barrels in the last twenty -four hours.
Al -Duba, who heads the “national unity” government in a divided state, came to power in 2021 through the United Nations -backed process. The election was to be held that year, but it was disrupted due to differences between the competition, and then Dubai was in power for this time.
In a statement, the government media platform announced that he had killed a member of its buildings and published a video clip showing the destruction of the building wall and stones on the earth. In a statement, she said: “Security services targeted the Prime Minister’s building and blocked the storm run by a group of workers.” Businessman Whale Abdel Hafeez said yesterday: “We are here … We are here … Everyone who has been in power for years and everyone who has been in power for years should express our anger. They must leave power,” said the Reuters News Agency. Al -Dabba’s resignation rose to the resignation of clashes between two competitive armed groups in the capital a few days ago. At least eight civilians have died. Violence erupted after the Prime Minister ordered the demolition of the armed groups. Dubai performers have alleged that the growing influence of armed groups failed to restore stability and combination. The Economy and Commerce Minister Muhammad al -Huawiz, the local government Badar al -Toumi minister and the Housing and Construction Minister, Abu Bakr al -Ghavi, resigned yesterday (Friday), and called Abdul -Ghani al -Khakali called Abdul -Ghani al -Khakali. The United Nations Support Mission in Libya has expressed concern about “rise in violence in Tripoli” recently. “When hospitals are granting special protection, parties should take steps to protect citizens and public property,” she said.
Libya did not get stability from the rebellion of NATO’s support in 2011 and demolished Mummmer Gaddafi. In 2014, the country was divided between the competitive communities in the east and west, but in 2020, the slipping of the country in 2020 had prevented a big battle. The Libyan National Army Commander Khalifa Haftar dominated the country for 10 years, while Tripoli and West Libya control were divided into many armed circles. The major oil facilities are located in Libya, the main fuel export to the southern and east of the country, away from fighting in Tripoli. In many oil fields and export ports, engineers told Reuters that production was not affected by conflicts.
