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Libya and Tunisia are holding discussions for bilateral cooperation in the field of waste disposal, to enhance the exchange of environmental experiences, and to conclude a new cooperation agreement.

Moroccan star Achraf Hakimi is close to extending his contract with French club Paris Saint-Germain, after the two parties reached a preliminary agreement.

Yesterday, Friday, a Tunisian court issued a decision to imprison the leader of the Republican Popular Union Party, Lotfi Al-Mraihi, for eight months on charges of tampering with electoral votes, and to prevent him from running in any future presidential elections.

The spokeswoman for the new refugees in the Talloum camp in eastern Chad, Fatima Fadl Al-Jasser, announced the death of four refugees and the infection of 28 others with hepatitis inside the camp.

Morocco was able to attract 7.4 million tourists during the first half of this year, surpassing Egypt in attracting tourists to top the list of tourist destinations in North Africa.

The Libyan authorities arrested 60 Egyptians who illegally crossed its borders, according to what official sources in Tripoli announced.

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, commander of the Rapid Support Forces, called on the UN Security Council to suspend Sudan’s membership in the United Nations, given the absence of an effective government in the country since the coup it witnessed on October 25.

The British Foreign Office has issued a new warning to British citizens who are in Morocco or who plan to visit it soon.

The President of the “African Development Bank” Group, Akinwumi Adesina, said: “Africa has 65% of uncultivated arable land remaining to feed 9.5 billion people in the world by 2050, so what Africa does with agriculture will determine the future of food in the world.”

Libyan oil production witnessed an increase during the past 24 hours, as production reached 1,276,344 barrels, compared to 1,273,577 barrels the previous day.

In a strange incident in the world of football, the Kuwaiti Kazma Club was subjected to a fraud, as it played a friendly match with a “fake” team in Egypt, claiming to be the Beni Suef Telephone Club.

The Caucasus Investment Forum concluded its activities in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, with the signing of 100 investment agreements worth 106 billion rubles (about 1.20 billion dollars).

American billionaire Ken Griffin bought a stegosaurus dinosaur skeleton for $44.6 million at an auction organized by “Sotheby’s” in New York.

Algeria is preparing to hold early presidential elections set by President and most likely candidate Abdelmadjid Tebboune on September 7th, in light of internal and external political complications surrounding the country that has become a prominent player in North Africa.

The 45th session of the Executive Council of the African Union began in the Ghanaian capital, Accra, The meeting, titled “African Education Appropriate for the Twenty-First Century,” which began on Thursday evening for two days until July 21, aims to evaluate the progress made in an integrated agenda and chart the continent’s path in a number of areas, most notably development.

Egyptian blogger Hadeer Abdel Razeq appeared in a new video on social media, after her recent crisis related to a pornographic video and criticism and accusations from the public of spreading immorality.

Libya and Chad have announced the reopening of their common borders, a move aimed at boosting trade and stability in the region.

American artist Angelina Jolie asked her ex-husband, artist Brad Pitt, to end the ongoing dispute and conflict between them, after 8 years of legal disputes.

The Turkish company “Tosyali” signed an agreement with the Libyan United Iron and Steel Industry Company to establish a direct reduced iron (DRI) factory in the city of Benghazi, according to the Turkish newspaper “Daily Sabah”.