🌐 Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba

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Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba is a Libyan politician and engineer who has served as the Prime Minister of Libya, involved in political and governmental activities monitored within global intelligence networks.

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Why has the CBL failed to bring down the black-market foreign exchange rate of the dinar against the dollar? expired Politics candidate 53%
Misrata-Benghazi passenger ferry line launched expired Travel involved 66%
Prime Minister Aldabaiba reviews progress on Tripoli International Airport and Airport Road development projects expired Real Estate involved 72%
Libyan Customs seizes 109 shipments containing drugs and chemical precursors at Mitiga Airport expired Politics candidate 53%
Aviation fuel system at Mitiga Airport boosted with 500,000 litres of capacity expired Real Estate principal 56%
Minister of Oil and Gas discusses with CEO of Shell ways to enhance the company's return and investment in Libya. expired Politics involved 47%
Benghazi Court terminates land lease agreement with Kuwaiti Al-Kharafi company and nullifies international arbitration award expired Deals principal 56%
Tripoli PM Aldabaiba receives Chadian Foreign Minister – discussions include resumption of direct flights starting tomorrow expired Politics involved 75%
Tripoli PM Aldabaiba receives Chadian Foreign Minister – discussions include resumption of direct flights starting tomorrow expired Travel involved 45%
Libya’s military intelligence chief Mansouri assassinated — news web portal expired Conflict participant 100%
Libya’s military intelligence chief Mansouri assassinated — news web portal expired Politics candidate 92%
Fidan visits key cities as Türkiye champions ‘One Libya’ expired Security perpetrator 62%
Libya’s military intelligence chief Mansouri assassinated — news web portal expired Security perpetrator 100%
Libyan ministerial delegation to visit Japan from 7 to 19 July for the Second Japan-Libya Economic Forum expired Deals principal 60%
Libya suffers 800,000-unit housing deficit which the state cannot solve on its own without the banking and private sector expired Politics candidate 57%