The former director of the Libyan Investment Authority, Mohsen Dreija, commented on the recent meeting between Counselor Aguila Saleh and the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Al-Siddiq Al-Kabir.

The Egyptian Ministry of Interior announced the arrest of a person who raised a banner during the funeral of player Ahmed Refaat, accusing a number of athletes of causing the player’s death without evidence.

The Match TV sports channel announced that Russian player Elena Vesnina, 37 years old and the 2016 Olympic champion, will participate in the doubles competition alongside Ekaterina Alexandrova in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

Kenza Lili, the first Moroccan virtual influencer developed by artificial intelligence, won the title of the first Miss AI in the world.

Sources reported that the chances of finding the players of the Moroccan Tangier Union Football Club who disappeared in the Mediterranean Sea have become almost non-existent, two days after they disappeared during a recreational trip.

Local reports indicated that Santosh Lohar, a worker on a railway project in the Rajouli district, was sleeping in his camp earlier last week, when the accident occurred.

Donna Osborne, who lives in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and is 75 years old, won the lottery after a series of weather delays forced her to cancel her scheduled flight.

The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) announced the list of the best football coaches in the world for the 2022-2023 season, topped by Pep Guardiola by winning a historic treble with Manchester City.

The director of the Carthage International Festival, Kamal Ferjani, announced that the activities of the fifty-eighth session of the international festival will begin between July 17 and August 18, at the Archaeological Theater of Carthage.

The Algerian company “Sonelgaz” announced the partial start of operation of the largest electricity production station in the country in Mostaganem Governorate, which will contribute to enhancing the national production capacity by 450 megawatts.

A report issued by the “Global Coalition to Protect Education” revealed that more than 250 schools in Libya have been subjected to attacks over the past ten years as a result of fighting and floods in Derna.

American naval vessels appeared immediately after the outbreak of the war in Gaza in a way that suggests that a regional war threatens the eastern Mediterranean, and as the war enters its tenth month, the specter of the development of the conflict still exists.

Several Egyptian banks decided to raise fees for their banking services, especially on bank accounts and paper account statements.

During the ceasefire negotiations in Cairo, Israel proposed the idea of building an underground barrier extending along the border with the Gaza Strip.

The consumer price inflation rate in Tunisia rose slightly to 7.3% on an annual basis last June, compared to 7.2% the previous May, according to data published by the National Institute of Statistics.

The President of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, discussed with the Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister, Walid Al-Khuraiji the resumption of the Jeddah negotiations to stop the war in Sudan.

ECOWAS warned of the possibility of imposing restrictions on the movement of citizens of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger in reaction to their establishment of a new confederation, which threatens to restrict freedom of movement in the region.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the outgoing Government of National Unity denied the allegations circulating regarding fears of the bankruptcy of the state of Libya and accused the newspaper “Independent Arabia” of being biased in covering political events in the country.

A report published by the Energy Research Unit (based in Washington) stated that the world’s operating gas production capacity increased by 0.8 percent, or the equivalent of 3.8 million tons, to reach the total of 482.5 million tons annually by the end of 2023, while gas production capacity increased to 483.1 million tons annually by End of February 2024.

On Monday, the Egyptian Court of Cassation issued a final death sentence for former judge Ayman Abdel Fattah, after convicting him of killing his media wife, Shaima Gamal, and burying her inside a farm in the Badrashin area of Giza, according to local Egyptian newspapers.