The deputy minister of agriculture and livestock of the Government of National Accord Fathi Biram met with the assistant of Turkish ambassador to Libya Hussein Haddad as well as TIKA director and discussed technical support provision in agriculture investment, fishing and other related work of the Ministry of Agriculture.
The Libyan Airports Authority has announced that flights to and from Tunisia will be resumed starting November 14, according to Libyan News Agency in Tripoli.
The news agency said the Authority of Airports had notified all airports in Libya of the resumption of flights with Tunisia, which came after the signing of a health protocol.
The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Fatou Bensoda, has said that her office received credible information confirming that Haftar's militias committed criminal acts during their attack on Tripoli, stressing that any agreement between the parties to the crisis would not prevent the arrest of those involved in crimes.
Tripoli Military Prosecutor of the Presidential Council has announced that orders will be issued related to the evacuation of property and military headquarters of the state, including buildings, lands and army camps.
The Prosecutor added in a statement that the sites will be restored as it were before the seizure, whether the seizure was by citizens or other legal entities, confirming that they will pay for these restorations and they will be held criminally accountable, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
The Libyan ambassador to the UN Al-Taher El Sonni said "Khalifa Haftar's militias" are still committing crimes without any deterrence, the last of which the murder of lawyer Hanan Al-Barasi in Benghazi after she has criticized him and his sons.
In his address to the Security Council Tuesday, El Sonni said the murder of the lawyer was an extension to the kidnap of women in Benghazi, just like what happened with Parliament member Siham Sergiwa and Magbola A-Hassi as well as the killing of Salwa Bugaiges before them.
