Royal Air Maroc delegation visits Tripoli's Mitiga Airport.
The meeting was held to discuss work, topics, and observations related to improving security performance at the airport.
The visit included a field tour of airport facilities to review the security procedures in place, the recent developments, and to monitor the security situation and ensure compliance with international aviation standards.
The meeting, Mitiga Airport reported, was held with the aim of resuming flights between Libya and Morocco, which will contribute to strengthening cooperation between the two countries in the field of civil aviation.
.
Royal Air Moroc delegation inspects Mitiga airport for the possibility to resume regular flights
Moroccan Consul confirms imminent return of flights with Libya and ending need for visas (libyaherald.com)
Several meetings held at the Moroccan Libyan Business Forum held from 1 to 3 November at Tangiers, Morocco (libyaherald.com)
LBC and Tangiers Chamber prepare for Moroccan Libyan Business Forum – 1 to 3 November in Tangiers, Morocco (libyaherald.com)
President of General Union of Chambers of Commerce participates in Arab Food Security Conference in Morocco (libyaherald.com)
After a 9-year closure, Morocco appoints two new Consuls to Tripoli and Benghazi – reopening expected this summer (libyaherald.com)
Tangiers Chamber of Commerce visits Libya seeking to strengthen economic relations (libyaherald.com)
Casablanca Public Works Company visits Tripoli Chamber – invited to invest in Libya (libyaherald.com)
Tripoli Chamber to lead delegation to Morocco – 28 May to 1 June (libyaherald.com)
Morocco delegation visits Tripoli in preparation for reopening consulate after eight-year closure (libyaherald.com)
Aldabaiba visits Morocco – seeks reactivation of Maghreb Union (libyaherald.com)
Continue Reading Tags: flightsMorocco MoroccanRoyal Air Maroc
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Daily Record
a day ago
- Daily Record
Dunelm bedding that feels 'really expensive' and comes in 3 colours gets 30% cut
'This is amazing bedding. Utterly soft and warm. I sleep so well under these cosy duvet covers.' Dunelm is currently hosting a mid-summer sale, which is seeing thousands of products get discounts up to 50 per cent. From curtains and rugs to garden chairs and storage spaces, shoppers will be able to get their hands on a cheeky homeware bargain across a range of products. For those wanting to switch up the aesthetic in their bedroom or bring the finishing touches to a guest room, you can never go wrong with a new set of bedding. With designs ranging from silky and simplistic to brightly coloured and delicately detailed, there is a wide selection of bedding choices included in Dunelm's sale. One stunning set that many shoppers say 'looks more expensive than it is', is the Edie Duvet Cover & Pillowcase Set. Normally retailing for between £30 and £45, shoppers can now get their hands on this luxury set for 30 per cent off, with prices starting at £21. Said to provide the 'perfect harmony of comfort and exotic design', this Edie Duvet set is crafted with soft polyester to provide a luxurious feel that will enable a rejuvenating night's sleep. Featuring an eye-catching quilted Moroccan design, this bedding will add sophistication and intrigue to your bedroom. Available in olive, natural or clay to best match the room's aesthetic, this duvet comes with matching pillowcases to create a seamlessly coordinated and stylish look. However, Dunelm states that this bedding isn't just about boasting a 'trendy design', as it also comes with a secure button closure to ensure a snug fit for an uninterrupted sleep. In terms of sizes, shoppers can currently buy a single set for £21 (RRP £30) or a double for £24.50 (RRP £35). The king sized set has also been reduced down from £40 to £28, while the super king set is now retailing for £31.50 in the sale (RRP £45). For those looking for something a bit more simplistic in its design, Dunelm has also reduced the price of the green edition of the Kersey Embroidery Duvet Cover & Pillowcase Set. With prices now starting at £15.40 instead of £22 for a single, this bedding set features a crisp white duvet with a charming leaf embroidery. Alternatively, M&S is selling their Cotton Blend Striped Bedding Set in a double for £20. Currently available in pink or neutral colourway, this bedding provides a clean and modern look with its bold pinstripes design. With StayNew technology, this set should still look and feel fresh wash after wash. Back to the Edie Duvet Set, it currently has a 4.4 star rating from Dunelm shoppers, with many reviewers praising the set for its 'luxurious' feel and 'premium' quality. One delighted shopper said: "Absolutely in love with this bedding in green! It feels so luxurious and looks way more expensive than it was. The quilting isn't too much so doesn't get too hot underneath and has a slight weight to it which feels so good when you're sleeping. Definitely recommend." With another customer commenting: "If there was a 4.5 score then this is what I would give this duvet cover and pillowcases. It feels really expensive with the quilted design and soft material. However, they did go on to add: "The downside is that the Super King Size cover is far too big for a super king size duvet. I have had to shorten the cover by sewing the top edge by about 15cm. But other than this it's lovely." Another shopper also grumbled: "This duvet cover is huge, very oversized, a proper workout when it comes to putting the duvet in. The underside fabric is not cotton which prevents it from getting a nice tidy finish." Despite this, a five-star reviewer praised: "This is amazing bedding. Utterly soft and warm. I sleep so well under these cosy duvet covers." While a fifth shopper added: "The bedding set is lovely, very soft and smooth, almost silky to the touch, easy to put the duvet inside also, very premium product for the price." To buy the Edie Duvet Cover & Pillowcase Set, click HERE. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'.
Libya Herald
4 days ago
- Libya Herald
Aldabaiba urges National Mining Corporation establish minerals database to maximise economic return from minerals
Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba held an extensive meeting yesterday at his Tripoli Cabinet Office with the Board of Directors of Libya's National Mining Corporation (NMC). The meeting was dedicated to following up on the NMC's progress and reviewing its efforts in organising the sector and developing its technical and legal structure, in a way that contributes to maximising the economic return from mineral wealth. Huge iron ore and phosphate reserves During the meeting, the NMC gave a detailed presentation on the national stock of mineral resources, noting that Libya has huge reserves of metallic and non-metallic minerals, most notably iron ore in Wadi Al-Shati, which is estimated at 3.5 billion tons with a concentration of up to 55%, in addition to more than one billion tons of phosphate in the Murzuq Basin, which puts Libya in a qualified position to be one of the main sources in North Africa. Existing gypsum and limestone production – potential for sulphur, gold copper and chromium The corporation also pointed out that there is an existing production of minerals such as gypsum and limestone used in the construction industries, in addition to promising potential that is still uninvested in the fields of salt, sulphur, and rare materials such as gold, copper and chromium, according to preliminary geological studies. Need to urgently establish a minerals database In this context, Aldabaiba stressed the need to accelerate the pace towards building a comprehensive national database for mineral resources, completing administrative and technical reviews of previous licenses, and referring the results to the competent regulatory authorities. Operational plan for priority projects The Prime Minister also called for the development of an operational plan for priority projects in coordination with the Ministries of Economy and Planning, and linking the sector to the state's vision and the 'Return of Life' plan, stressing the government's readiness to provide full support to the NMC at this pivotal stage. The meeting concluded by stressing the importance of investing in national competencies, and enabling the Corporation to perform its role as a sovereign umbrella to regulate mining activity in Libya according to the principles of transparency and sustainability. Tags: National Mining Corporation
Reuters
4 days ago
- Reuters
Morocco's king calls for addressing regional inequalities
RABAT, July 29 (Reuters) - Morocco's King Mohammed VI urged on Tuesday the government to elaborate a new generation of reforms to ensure equal development between the country's regions. "It is not acceptable for Morocco – today or at any time in the future – to be a two-speed country," the king, who has final say over the country's strategic policies, said in an annual speech marking 26 years of his reign. While the level of poverty has dropped in Morocco from 11.9% in 2014 to 6.8% in 2024, some inner regions show above-average poverty levels, according to the national statistics agency. Morocco has attracted industrial investments in sectors such as aerospace and car manufacturing, which now top its exports. However, most of the country's GDP, industry and critical infrastructure are concentrated in the northwestern areas, leaving the rest of Morocco dependent on farming, fisheries and tourism. "Some regions - particularly in rural areas - are still suffering from poverty and vulnerability, due to a lack of infrastructure and basic facilities," the king said. The new reforms should aim at improving social services, education, health care and water management as well as promoting employment, he said. Morocco created just 82,000 jobs last year, which falls short of reducing the country's high unemployment rate at 13.3%, according to the central bank. In his speech, the king also reaffirmed Morocco's readiness for "a frank, responsible, fraternal and sincere dialogue on the various issues pending" with Algeria. Algeria cut ties with Morocco in 2021, halted the flow of gas, banned Moroccan flights from crossing its airspace and imposed visas on Moroccans, after the kingdom resumed ties with Israel. The two most populous countries in the Maghreb are at loggerheads over the status of Western Sahara. Morocco considers the territory its own, while Algeria hosts and backs the Polisario Front, which seeks its own state there. The king also thanked the UK and Portugal, the most recent Western nations to back Morocco's autonomy plan for the territory.
