The Maltese embassy in Tripoli on Saturday denied reports that Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh had fled to Malta. "The Maltese Embassy in Tripoli confirms that after consulting with the relevant authorities in Malta, it confirms that no Libyan official has reached Malta via diplomatic permission during the past period," the embassy said on
The Maltese government has denied reports in sections of the Libyan press that Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah flew to Malta to seek political refuge. In a statement yesterday, the Embassy of Malta in Libya said that Libyan media houses, including Libya News Today, published misleading and fake news about Malta. “The Maltese Embassy in Tripoli confirms
Malta’s embassy in Tripoli has denied media reports that Libya’s prime minister travelled to Malta by private jet in the past days. In a statement on social media, the Maltese Embassy in Tripoli said “there were no senior Libyan officials who landed by plane in Malta through diplomatic authorisation over the last few days. “It is a shame to spread
A group of 38 Maltese people have landed safely in Malta on Thursday after being evacuated from Libya, Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri said. This came after Tripoli saw "the worst fighting in the capital for years" according to news reports. In a Facebook post, Camilleri said the Maltese people started travelling on Thursday early afternoon leaving
