During yesterday’s House of Representatives’ (HoR) session in Tobruk, chaired by Speaker Ageela Saleh, 13 conditions were set for candidates wishing to stand for the post of Libya’s next Prime Minister. An unusually high number of 120 members attended yesterday’s session according to the HoR’s Official Spokesperson Abdalla Belheeg.

The Official Spokesperson for the House of Representatives (HoR) reported that the HoR decided during today’s session at its Tobruk headquarters that:

A Libyan parliament committee said, on Monday, the chamber should choose a new interim prime minister, a move that could set major factions against each other in the wake of a failed election, Reuters reports.

A group of 62 Libyan parliamentarians have reiterated support to the unity government of Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh.

The Libyan Prime Minister, Abdul-Hamid Dbeibah, has participated in a seminar titled “Constitution First” organized by Central Tripoli Municipality, in the presence of Head of High Council of State, Khalid Al-Mishri, and Presidential Council’s Deputy Head, Andullah Al-Lafi, as well as a number of politicians and members of Constitution Drafting …

Mass marriages are not unusual in conservative Libya as a way to help young couples tie the knot in a country where wedding expenses are often higher than many can afford.

Saudi and Libyan media reported Jan. 12 that Mossad Director David Barnea and Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibeh had met recently in Jordan to discuss normalization and security cooperation. According to these reports, Dbeibeh asked Israel to assist him to stay in office during the pre-election transition period in Libya. …

Libya’s interim Prime Minister, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, denied reports, Wednesday, of meeting Israeli officials in the Jordanian capital of Amman.

The Presidential Council (PC) and Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity (GNU) discussed, in a meeting Wednesday, the activation of the National Security Council.

Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah has ordered the immediate opening of the Sharara, El-Feel, al-Wafa, and Hamada fields, which were closed by a group affiliated with the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) last month.