Eastern Libya’s foreign minister Abdulhadi Lahoui told Moroccan news portal Hespress that “the Maghreb region does not need the creation of new entities, because we have existing institutions that need to be reactivated and reinforced.” He went on to affirm: “Libya, which currently chairs the Arab Maghreb Union, remains attached to this institution and is willing to strengthen cooperation between Maghreb countries, whose trade volume remains low compared to other regional blocs.” It comes a few days after Algerian President called for a regional Maghreb bloc comprising Tunisia, Libya and Algeria.
Upper upscale hotel brand Radisson Blu has opened a new property in Tunis, Tunisia, marking the brand's debut
According to reporting by African Energy the Libyan government is about to claim more than $60billion of until now unknown
Libya’s Central Bank (CBL) announced plans Thursday to print 30 billion dinars ($6.25 billion) to address the long-standing
Tunisian lawmakers have rejected rumours of a draft law to legalise polygamy, dismissing claims that the move could overturn the
Sign up for the weekly newsletter and get our latest stories delivered straight to your inbox.
