cream from the eastern region of libya. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. libya is now trying to ramp up its petroleum output and draw foreign investors back to its vast oil fields, meanwhile, amid the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice, icj to prevent genocide in the gaza strip, elsew under the post dictator muhammad khaddafi, controversial incidents took place in libya, including the disappearance of lebanese scholar imam musa sadr. internationally, libya enjoys cordial ties with many countries, including iran. officials say: the cooperation between these two muslim nations are on the right track and can develop in various fields. an interview with the libyan ambassador to iran. hello, i'm mubarak kenya and a warm welcome to africa today. this week we have a special guest to discuss issues relating to libya. we are honored to have with us here in the studio his excellence. the ambassador of li

libya has not sold its stances at all, libya, whatever says it does it, libya is in is against the the entity and... it prevents its people to to to to deal with the with the zinus entity and there will want be an normalization of the of the of the relations with this entity, the reality is we have laws from from the parliament, so libya is totally opposed to the normalization of ties with the israeli regime. evet. this is very important question, our stance is very clear, i mean the the libian government and our people, we are against this entity and about against the normalization of of the and relations, and we are against any any deal which is against the the palestinian people rights, by the way, libya has been with the al has been always with. either in palestine, occupied palestine or in africa or in america or asia anywhere in the in the world. libya is always in the news. use mostly because of also uh illegal immigrants uh coming from africa and using the libyan mediterranean coast to enter europe. i'm sure this is an enormous challenge for libya. how is your country handling

now let's move to the oil sector in libya. we know libya is an oil rich country. and previously, i think in the 1970s or 80s, your production was almost 3.4 million barrels and the current production stands only at 32% of its peak, and libya, i think is now 18th in the world in terms of oil production despite its massive reserves. so what steps have you taken to boost oil? production, during the war, the sector has seen very difficulties and it was natural at that time. in addition, this sector developed very rapidly, because of the war, we fell behind in the international market, but we have a realistic plan right now in order to reopen, establish and develop oil fields and refineries. mr. ambassador, we know libya is an oil rich country and it has some of the largest oil reserves in africa and it once produced. 3.4 million barrels a day, but now the production has gone, has decreased significantly, what steps are you taking to increase this production? during the war period, our energy sector was greatly damaged, this is normal because we were in the vortex of w

challenge to libya. libya has done a very significant role in order to stop this migration, it has developed a security force. and libya is sticking to the international laws in this in this regard in order to to stop migration and libya is refusing any kind of interference from from other countries and our domestic affairs. thank you for that, mr. ambassador. now let's move to the oil sector in libya. we know libya is an oil rich country. and previously, i think in the 1970s or... it is your production was almost 3.4 million barrels a day and the current production stands only at 32% of its peak and libya i think is now 18th in the world in terms of oil production despite its massive reserves so what steps have you taken uh to boost oil production during the war of course the sector has been has has seen many difficulties and we lost lot because of the war at that time, in addition that this sector is developing very rapidly, so we are very late in this regard, this have delayed us with regard to the in

libya is a north african country. frequently in the news, over its political stilmate, the country has two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the house of representatives in the eastern city of the brook. they are reports of these two sides will unite for the good of the country. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. total number of migrants landed in italy from libya last year was approximately 51,700 of which 16,500 cream from the eastern region of libya. this country is also... one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves, libya is now trying to ramp up its petroleum output and draw foreign investors back to its vast oil fields. meanwhile, amed the us israeli genocide gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice, icj to prevent genocide in the gaza stream. as we under the post dictator mohammad khaddafi, controversial incidents took place in libya, including the disappear. of lebanese scholar imam musa sadr. int

libya is... always in the news, mostly because of also illegal immigrants coming from africa and using the liby an mediterranean coast to... europe uh, i'm sure this is an enormous challenge for libya. how is your country handling this issue? first, i must clarify an important point, which is libya does not take a single dollar from any european country to prevent immigration or put an end to it, unlike many countries in the world that take money for this, even indirectly, such as aid and things like that nature. as for the subject of illegal immigration, we have been suffering from it for decades. it's a major challenge. for our country because whoever sets foot in it does so illegally and exits the same way and therefore this is major security and economic challenge. libya has played an important role in reducing illegal immigration by developing security and military equipment and confront the networks operating in this field. illegal immigration is not only a libyan problem. let me clarify th

. 16,500 crim from the eastern region of libya. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. libya is now trying to ramp up its petroleum output and draw foreign investors back to its

cream from the eastern region of libya.ersial incidents took place in libya, including the disappearance of lebanese scholar imam musa sadr. internationally, libya enjoys cordial ties with many countries, including iran. officials say, the cooperation between these two muslim nations are on the right track and can develop in various fields. an interview with the libyan ambassador to iran. hello, i'm mubarak kenya and a warm welcome to africa today. this week we have a special guest to discuss issues relating to libya. we are honored to have with us here in the studio his excellency. the ambassador of libya to iran. thank you very much, mr. ambassador for your time. thank you. in the name of god, i have to thank press tv for this opportunity that has been provided for me to.

is libya are still exporting to the world. is it still with these 2 governments and all western actors, as you say, potentially still in control of libya's assets? a libya now as any libyan from any walk of life with a test is a bankrupt the country, the dollar which stood at 2 and a half and $3.00 in the black market to mind you in 2011 is up to 8 libyan denies and the libyan stove and funds which reached 3 $160000000000.20 minded. this is only for like a nation of 5000000 people. libya's do not have access to this submarine funds, which are in your be american banks because of the chapter 7 of the united nations charter, which places libya and the direct supervision by the security concept. so libyans cannot spend a thing good sense on food, milk, energy, anything without the direct agreement of disagree becomes that of course, controlled by the state. and the british and the libyan center of the bank, which has some of the funds is of course a point to the head of a pointed by the british. and i spoke in 2020 in a long vide

c, i a to go into libya and over, throw more more cutoff. he's regime because he was separating from the us economic model. in 1969 after a revolution, a military coup led by more. i'm a good faith came to a pallet in libya, almost immediately expelled on western kind of noises from the country. having achieved full independence, the nation shows its own pause and move towards the long awaited roof level. but the west didn't accept this. libya was the most prosperous nation in africa to pay for in a tremendously happy and, and we went in and under the pretext and undermining. the government was tremendous propaganda. we promoted a terrorist uprising and beg, gauzy, where the terrorist began taking ordinary civil servants mail carriers of the ladies who made out the they social security checks. and they took him up to the tops of buildings and they threw them off the buildings. and uh and uh, kinda cut off a said we're going to send in an armed forces to restore order. and that was portrayed by the west as some sort of an act of aggression. a

libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. i made the us israeli genocide on gaza. libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice icj to prevent. genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal ubaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you, mercy. when the islamic rev'. revolution of 1979 usted shah mohammad riza pahlavi, iran's new rulers handed over the keys to the israeli embassy in tehran to palestinian officials, that symbolic gesture also marked a shift in foreign policy, under the new government in iran, israel was an occupying force, not a state, and palestinian statehood was a given. in this episode of in a nutshell, we take a look at the islamic republic's relations with palestine and its treatment. the palestinian cause. in august 1979, the late founder of the islamic group. public imam

cream from the eastern region of libya. this country is also one of the rich.

libya is a north african country.man. the ambassador of libya to iran, it's been a pleasure having you in our program, thank you, mercy, what's going on everyone, ali raza here, back with a brand new, very special episode of iran tech. today we've come to the southern iranian province of bucher to check out boucher nuclear power plant. it is one of the 412 nuclear power plants that currently exists in the world uh, and another one uh of this power plants is actually. being made right here among the 59 uh power plants that are currently being made. now there are 178 countries that are members of the international atomic energy organization, but only 38 of them have access to nuclear power plants and iran is certainly one of them, but even more interesting is that among these 38 countries only very few of them have the capacity to run and maintain their nuclear power plants completely using domestic technology and manpower and bucheir nuclear power... plant is certainly among the very few, so we're going to take a look

, when they interven in libya 2011, libya was stable state, libya has a functioning institutions. libya has a you know better life than today, but as we speak right now, where is libya? libya is gone again, the intervention of the sahil states specifically the french intervention and together with american intervention in in mali, in burkina faso, in niger, together with you know and and guin, it's not good, that's why the african society they start. organizing themselves, they start you know against the western interventions in africa, they start, they not they realizing the the the the the the military presence in in usa in africa is not adding up, it's not you know you know assisting the security and safety of the african african nations, but it's a part a parcel of african african problems, so the sooner they left africa. the better, the sooner they depart africa the better, the sooner in fact you know stop that kind of approach which undermining the safety and security of the continent is better, they must come up new approach so that they can easily you gain the hearts and m

while today, the unified libya is known existence. the main similarity between libya and syria that i would immediately pinpoint is that of course uh, goes off. who is mad at uh, by the west. um, actually was one promoting a time or a business, the time african that some southern unity of arab states and the unity of african states. he was also uh, progressive leader in his country. and actually, his country in africa was probably the most developed prior to the destruction of libya by somebody to remember states. and in a very similar way, uh, syria on the president, by charlotte sides. in 2004, president assad announced the grandiose energy plan. the policies designed to united syria, to a k, iran, iraq, and as a by john with a single oil and gas transport system with access to the mediterranean sea, which was to make syria the hub for trade globally. in other words, to create a multi polar wealth um with syria as the hub for the supply of energy and food resources and economic resources. and if you've seen the american defense budg

cream from the eastern region of libya. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves.

we loaded 214 tons of gold and many other resources that libya had. nobody knows exactly where it's going. why do think less than the country scared out and the duration, i guess the bit and wal mart, cuz this is more complicated because there's some intrigue involving france and it's relationship with kicked off in the legal funding that went on with the french president sar cozy. what i know is this, that and so he made the decision to get rid of all of the weapons of mass destruction in exchange for the west of bringing him into the international community lifting sanctions, etc. so the irony is that a good off you was doing everything possible to cooperate with the west to be responsible member of the international community. but the decision was made to get rid of him. and again, i think this decision was driven by france, italy, other european nations that had invested economic, the interest in uh, in love. yeah. especially in the area of energy security. um, the united states, a wait in and the end result was a, uh, an act of nato aggression de

a lot happened in the 42 years he lands libya. the americans began shooting down maybe an ad croft as early as 1981. in 1982, they put an embargo on libyan oil in 1986 under a false pretext. they from the country for the 1st time. duffy's 4 year old daughter died in the bombing, or was it been here, which i did reagan's administration so much style level by which after an uh, continue to sign my book, got the story carlia to wish, you know, blog a stay and yeah not or the from the 3 just because it's around with experts, at least a blessing of all my soul cool showing through my move to god that you doing to conduct executive district visual here with a friend. come over and use the shift you over and over. and it was listed right here. i don't the finish the was want us to believe the ghost of a posley such all the blood guy may have to publish. and that was me a was that of that plot. the doctor started here or deal. so that got the gene so that you ship it a system issue. so important security is a shift of the gulf coast. i'm

he lands libya. the americans began shooting down maybe an ad across a zone is 1981 in 1982, they put an embargo on libyan oil in 1986 under a false pretext. they from the country for the 1st time, daffy's 4 year old daughter died in the foaming water was, is been here, which i did reagan's administration so much sound, leveled the bottle, which after an uh, continue to sign my book, got the story carlia to wish to no blog a stay and yeah, not or the, from the 3, excuse me to now looks beside least policing of all my soul cool. shown through my move, dash you to the conductor tricky district visual here with a she can over and use the ship to run it over. and it was a the student here. i told them the can use the was orders to believe the ghost of a posley such are let me blood guy may have to publish and that was me or was that of that plot? the dust you started? yeah. ordeal. so that coupled or juice and that you ship at a system instantly barking scale is a shift of the customers to inform us. the

don't us strike stats in libya? 136 cruise missile attacks. since the beginning of the assault, an estimated cost of $136000000.00 more than 50, a tanks were made from combat aircraft. the 2 still almost dropped more than 40 tons of bonus. on march, the ninety's 2011, the u. s. navy on u. k. forces using tomahawk missiles, surprisingly b as main ad defend spaces, bias donated oil storage facilities. a cardiology center was destroyed, and roads and bridges damaged. on the night of may, the 1st good of his youngest son and 3 of his grandchildren were killed in a bombing attack. the last major confrontation was the battle of safety in 2011. the on the eve of the final assault was captured and executed officially by the so called opposition. you may have fitted laws that me this you wouldn't or showed. yeah. good. good. nice. yes, good with guys guys in the city is going to love what you've got is do what is the key, the seminal again because they just get are you able to sign your is enough time with collection to go sticks of the mother the but

what limit is store submit and libya really plummet? who conducted a restaurant? commercial is deal of cisco. there's the appraisal stuff. most of the folks degree, what's the total should i assure what that is? most of the machine and the show for is what's the use to store that phone build up of solely to swim? is that the best number book them here? there's a show we all don't using it or what the cost of only is only gonna say man for a purpose for new customers, and these can bus to it much to the portal gum. i think you're saying if i got off the bullet, send me the source installed log, let's say you're on the desktop. right? so that's you really go for the medical stole. some copeland engineers must rates and in fact i'm somebody managed the the the promotion to take full control of the key don't yes, with public safety of the following month to 5th fossils that sole ukrainian troops retreats also suffering, not citizens. also, it also has the meetings grips time periods protests we gain so nothing. yahoo governance is thousands of it's ways to mazda and u

, when they interven in libya 2011, libya was stable state, libya has a function institutions, libya has a you know better life than today, but as we speak right now, where is living? libya is gone again, the intervention of the sahil state is specifically the french intervention and together with american intervention in in mali in burkina faso in niger together with you know and and g, it's not good, that's why the african society they start organizing themselves, they start you know against the western interventions in africa, they start they not the real missing the the the the the the military presence in in usa in africa is not adding up, it's not you know you know assisting the security and safety of the african african nations, but it's a parth a paril of african african problems, so the sooner they left africa the better, the sooner they depart africa the better, the sooner in fact you know stop that kind of approach. which is underming the safety and security of the continent is better, they must come up new approach so that they can easily no gain the hearts and minds of a

libya is a north african country.

libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis.

libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis.

libya is a north african country. two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the house of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. i meet the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice, icj to prevent genocide in the gaza street. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency uh jumal ubaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. uh, thank you. mercy uh, part of the american efforts to control uh middle east and to expand its influence in iraq. it managed to uh have a complete control on iraqi finances. "the us is sending very clear message to iraq that you either do as we tell you, or we will also destroy you. the airlines says the decision is grounded on misleading. fly baghdad has a contract with the us due to his excellent performance. these accusati

libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis.untry is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. ameid the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice icj to prevent genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal obaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you. this week's episode of iran tech is our special coverage of the 14th annual nanotechnology exhibition of iran iran nano 2023 where iran proves to the worldwide ranks fourth globally and first in west asia nano science products. this is where 140 companies come together to showcase their latest achievements in nanotechnology, so join us as we take a look around and showcase the best that this exhibition has to offer. the headlines on press tv, the death toll for from more than four months of us is genocide in the gaza strip tops 28,660, mostly women and children. yemen's

libya is a north african country.e council and the house of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. i made the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice, icj to... prevent genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal ubaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you, mercy. people were. desperate, dejected and deep in poverty. however, after the oil sales skyrocketed, the monarch and the cram del cram of society were rolling in it. so people rose up to protest the yarning castle. the headlines, israel's strikes take more civilian lives across the gaza strip with the total death tool from the regime's genocidal war exceeding 27. 1300. a palestinian doctor recounts's 45 day ordeal after being kidnapped by israeli forces, saying that

libya is a north african country. "the country has two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the house of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. amid the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international. court of justice icj to prevent genocide in the gaza street. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal ubaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you. imam khumaini, the founder of the islamic republic of iran, was a staunch supporter of palestine and its struggle for freedom against the israeli occupation. as matter of fact, his fight for the liberation of palestine started long before the victory of the islamic revolution he led, which ultimately toppled the us-backed pahlavi regime in 1979. the religious opposition to the in this 1978 interview la