EU unleashes funding to boost Libya's ambitions

Under the plan, purchased airtime or data must be reversed within 24 hours of a complaint, while wrong-number transfers will follow value-based thresholds.

The two sides met on Friday to explore joint investment between the two firms in a manner that supports efforts to build and improve Libya's infrastructure as well as strengthen 5G networks.

The telco intends to build sustainable infrastructure to support a modern communications system that meets the needs of citizens and enterprises.

The National Union Bank will benefit from robust fraud prevention tools, a full suite of back-office managed capabilities, and other premier services from Network International’s Digital Payments-as-a-Service platform.

The two aim to provide an end-to-end solution with value-added services, using Sparkle's portfolio and international footprint and AI-Bawaba's local expertise.

Country’s Prime Minister lists poor quality of service and high cost of communication as key challenges.

Libyan Post, Telecommunications and Information Company subsidiary looks to extend reach to under-served areas.

\Mobile network operator will roll out services in phases, beginning with the capital Tripoli.

Despite continued political conflict, post-civil war Libya can ride the crest of the digital wave spreading across the continent.

US company UXB International says its solutions have helped dispose of toxic arms.

System is set to link the country’s capital Tripoli to Benghazi, amid rebuilding efforts.

Company plans to boost country’s mobile broadband development and skill-levels.