News
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Human Trafficking Awareness Training
IOM, in partnership with the Libyan Ministry of Interior, the
Waatasimu Charity Association and the United States Embassy in
Tripoli, is carrying out two follow-up human trafficking awareness
workshops for 50 law enforcement officials and members of charity -
Malian Migrants To Be Helped
Fifteen Malian migrants rescued at sea in mid-June by a Spanish
fishing vessel will be flying home tomorrow after the Libyan
government asked IOM to assist them in returning to their home
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Efforts to Curtail Tragic Consequences of Irregular Migration
IOM and the Italian government are providing training to law
enforcers and officials from Libya and Niger as part of a programme
to improve migration management in the two countries. The training
is an important marker in the involvement of origin, transit and -
Euro-African Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development
Ministers and representatives from 25 EU and 53 African States, as
well as regional and international organizations, are meeting on
22-23 November in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.
The event, hosted by the Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab -
Tripoli Hosts Training for Officials and Police
A technical workshop for some 70 senior police officials and
representatives from the Ministry of Justice and the Prime
Minister's office, organized by IOM and the Libyan Ministry of
Interior, took place on 13th and 14th September in Tripoli. -
Officials Complete European Study Tour
Libyan officials providing humanitarian
assistance to stranded undocumented migrants have completed a
six-day study tour to Italy, Austria and Slovakia, to get
acquainted with relevant policies, practices and
institutions. -
IOM opens Office in Tripoli
IOM Director General, Brunson McKinley is
today starting a three-day official visit to Libya during which he
will meet members of the government and open an office in
Tripoli.