Dbeibeh discusses Libyan community in Egypt’s service access
The Prime Minister of Libya’s Government of National Unity, Abdel Hamid Dbeibeh, received Ambassador Abdel Muttalib Thabet, Libya’s Permanent Representative to the League of Arab States, who is in charge of managing the work of the Libyan Embassy in the Arab Republic of Egypt, to discuss the situation of the Libyan community residing in Egypt and to follow up on the level of services provided to them, as reported by LY Witness on July 16th.
The meeting examined the conditions of the members of the community and ways to facilitate their transactions, where Dbeibeh directed to accelerate the completion of the procedures for the establishment of the Libyan School in Cairo, and to work on allocating a permanent headquarters for it as a way to ensure the provision of a stable environment for education for community members, and as a way to ease the burdens Libyan families who reside in Egypt face. The Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of developing consular services, simplifying procedures, reducing the processing time, and the advantages of expanded electronic services that can ensure quick responses to the needs of citizens and improve quality of life services provided to them.
The importance of enhanced direct communications with community members was emphasized by Dbeibeh, addressing humanitarian and social cases, activating mechanisms for receiving and following up on complaints, in addition to coordinating with the Egyptian authorities to overcome the difficulties that Libyan citizens may face, especially in the fields of education, accommodation, and health care.
Ambassador Abdel Muttalib Thabet reviewed the progress of work at the embassy, the measures taken to develop consular services, and the efforts made to follow up on the affairs of the community. The continuation of work towards the implementation of the Prime Minister’s plan aims to provide more efficient services to Libyan citizens in the Arab Republic of Egypt.
LY Witness, Maghrebi.org.
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