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Chargé d’Affaires a.i. Josh Harris’ remarks at Libya Women’s Economic Empowerment Conference

Chargé d’Affaires a.i. Josh Harris’s remarks at USAID/Libya Women’s Economic Empowerment Conference Thank you all for having me at this important event. This is one of the first events I have attended since assuming my new role as Chargé d’Affaires and it is a pleasure to be among such a motivated and diverse group of ...

By U.S. Embassy in Tripoli | 19 July, 2019 | Topics: Events

USAID/Libya Women’s Economic Empowerment Conference

USAID/Libya Women’s Economic Empowerment Conference On July 18-19, 2019, USAID/Libya convened a cross section of prominent Libyan business women, activists, and Libyan local government representatives for a Women’s Economic Empowerment conference in Tunis, Tunisia to discuss opportunities and constraints to entrepreneurship and political participation for women in Libya. The event follows the recent announcement of ...

By U.S. Embassy in Tripoli | 19 July, 2019 | Topics: News, Press Releases

Joint Statement on Hostilities in Tripoli

The text of the following statement on Libya was released by the Governments of Egypt, France, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Begin Text: The governments of Egypt, France, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America reiterate their deep concern about ongoing ...

By U.S. Embassy in Tripoli | 16 July, 2019 | Topics: Statements

4th of July message from Chargé d’Affaires a.i. Natalie Baker

Today we are celebrating the 243rd birthday of the United States of America with a message from Chargé d’Affaires a.i. Natalie Baker as she departs the U.S. Embassy to Libya: “National Days are an important annual tradition because they give us the opportunity to pause and reflect on our bilateral relationships, to think about where ...

By U.S. Embassy in Tripoli | 4 July, 2019 | Topics: Statements

2018 Report on International Religious Freedom: Libya

2018 Report on International Religious Freedom: Libya Executive Summary The interim constitution states Islam is the state religion and sharia the principal source of legislation. It accords non-Muslims the freedom to practice their religion and bans discrimination based on religion. The activities of non-Muslims remained curtailed by legal prohibitions on the distribution or publication of information aimed ...

By U.S. Embassy in Tripoli | 21 June, 2019 | Topics: Statements

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