Pay raise of 75% approved for Libya’s health care workers
Ageela Saleh, Libya's House of Representatives speaker, has approved a proposal to increase salaries in the country’s health sector by...
Libyan healthcare
Libya launches new specialised medical diplomas
Libya’s Ministry of Health has launched 16 specialist diploma programmes in the southern city of Sabha as part of efforts...
Libya’s pharmaceutical spending faces corruption
Libya spent approximately LYD 11.8 billion on public sector medicines between 2022 and 2025 despite persistent shortages, expired stock and...
Libya completes its first leadless pacemaker implant
A patient with a slow heart rate has undergone Libya’s first implantation of a leadless pacemaker at Al-Hadba Al-Khadra General...
Libya signs WHO framework to rebuild health services
Libya’s Government of National Unity (GNU)Health Ministry signed a 2026-2027 strategic cooperation framework with the World Health Organization (WHO) in...
New cancer drugs arrive in Libya as healthcare system modernises
Libya’s healthcare system has taken a notable step forward with the arrival of advanced cancer treatments, offering new hope to...
Libyan healthcare: corruption, division and foreign role
Libya’s healthcare system remains deeply fragile, shaped by years of political fragmentation, systemic corruption, and growing external influence. According to...
Tunisia stops medical care for Libyans over debts
After the debts the Libyan government owes Tunisia were estimated to have surpassed $112 million, Tunisia has suspended state-funded medical...
