Libya
On May 30, Libyan protesters set fire to car tires and closed the main roads in Tripoli, calling for ousting the government led by Dbeibah, BBC reported.
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This evacuation occurred amidst an unstable security situation gripping the country.
Egypt has returned 71 citizens who requested to return to Cairo on Friday.
Head of the Egyptian General Intelligence Service, Major General Hassan Rashad, met with Counselor Aguila Saleh, Speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives, on Thursday.
Mr. Boulos affirmed the United States’ commitment to continuing joint efforts with Egypt to restore regional calm in a way that serves the interests of all parties.
Citizens are strongly encouraged to stay in close contact with the Egyptian Embassy in Tripoli and the operations center set up by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Egyptians Abroad, which is available to handle inquiries and provide support.
He cautioned that the existence of armed groups operating outside the framework of the state is a recipe for ongoing instability—a reality not only in Libya, but also in countries like Sudan, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Emigration, and Egyptian Expatriates Affairs has set up an operations room to monitor the situation on the ground and coordinate with the Egyptian Embassy in Tripoli around the clock. Egyptian citizens in Libya can contact the Embassy through the following numbers: (+201115566606) and (+218914897985).
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on Egyptians in Libya to exercise the utmost caution and remain in their homes until calm and stability are restored in the country.
Reports indicate the sound of artillery and heavy weapons fire in the Ain Zara and Salah al-Din areas, located in the suburbs of Tripoli.
President Abdel Fatah El-Sisi received Sunday EU Commissioner for the Mediterranean Dubravka Suica.
Libyan Parliamentary Meeting in Cairo: Key Discussions and Outcomes
The minister began a visit to Washington on Sunday.
The foreign ministers of Egypt and Turkey held Tuesday consultations in Ankara, addressing bilateral ties and regional issues of joint concern.
This visit came within the framework of enhancing joint cooperation to train Libyan air traffic control officers, within the activation of the partnership protocol with EgyptAir Training Academy.
On the bilateral level, Minister Abdelatty suggested that Mauritania could benefit from Egyptian firms' experience in the sectors of infrastructure and aquaculture.
The President underscored Egypt’s persistent efforts and endeavors to ensure security and stability in Libya, maintain its sovereignty and territorial integrity, and restore its development trajectory.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdelatty met Thursday with Acting Special Representative of the United Nations in Libya Stephanie Khoury.
Al Aabereen Foundation for Migration Aid and Humanitarian Services said that six people ( 5 Syrians and a Lebanese) survived while the three others are still missing. It added that the ship took off from the Egyptian city of Abu Qir en route to Benighazi.
