LIBYA: How quality, investment and supply chain integration are unlocking the potential of Libya’s food manufacturing sector

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Libya imports over €200M of dairy from Europe alone each year — local manufacturers are building the supply chains to close the gap

The opportunity goes beyond processing milk; it spans the entire value chain, starting from feed production and cattle breeding through to manufacturing and distribution”

— Ibrahim Elraied, General Manager, Al Naseem Food Industries

MISRATA, LIBYA, September 23, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Investment in Libya’s dairy value chain could strengthen food security, reduce reliance on imported inputs and create employment

LIBYA: European Union, Libyan Government Communication Centre & RNTC Launch New Programme to Strengthen Libya’s Media Ecosystem

Wouter Van Tongeren, Executive Director of RNTC, at the launch event of the Libya Media Development Programme. (Tripoli/Libya, 24 June 2026)

The European Union is proud to support this programme as a concrete example of partnership with Libyan institutions and media actors.”

— H.E. Nicola Orlando, Ambassador of the European Union to Libya

TRIPOLI, LIBYA, July 15, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The European Union, together with the Ministry for Communication’s Government Communication Centre (LGCC) launched the Libya Media Development Programme (LMDP) implemented by RNTC during an event in Tripoli.

The launch event brought together

LIBYA: Libyan Civil Society Gains Support Through EU-Funded Youth-Centered Dialogue for Peace and Justice

Representatives of Libyan civil society organizations attending mentorship session at Tatweer Research's headquarters in Benghazi as part of the EU-funded Youth-Centered Dialogue for Peace and Justice in Libya.

CESVI and Tatweer Research deliver training, mentorship, and regional exchanges to help CSOs build sustainability and promote youth and women’s participation.

This initiative is a step forward in enabling Libyan civil society to become drivers of peace and inclusive development. CESVI is committed to supporting the local communities' resilience across Libya”

— Mohamed Zawawa, CESVI Project Manager

BENGHAZI, LIBYA, September 23, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The European Union, in partnership with CESVI and Tatweer Research, is advancing its commitment to strengthening civil society in Libya through the Youth-Centered Dialogue for Peace and Justice in Libya (YCDPJ) project. The latest phase of this initiative empowers civil society organizations (CSOs) to play a stronger role in promoting peace, justice, and inclusive development by investing in organizational capacity, fostering strategic partnerships, and amplifying youth voices.

Since 2011, Libyan CSOs have been at the forefront of addressing community needs despite