9 Indian seafarers released after months of captivity
According to International news, nine sailors from India who had been held captive for many months by a local militia in Libya were finally released, on 31st May.
Read moreAccording to International news, nine sailors from India who had been held captive for many months by a local militia in Libya were finally released, on 31st May.
Read moreAccording to Dryad Global, airstrikes have been carried out in al Zawiya and at the fishing port of al-Maya, which is located 30 kilometers east of al Zawiya.
Read moreLibya’s state oil company suspended shipments from the key eastern port of Ras Lanuf, amid a worsening political crisis in the OPEC member.
Read moreEMSA is supporting EU Naval Force operations, Atalanta and Irini, after the signature of two cooperation agreements with EU NAVFOR-Somalia (Operation Atalanta) and EUNAVFOR MED (Operation Irini).
Read moreNorth P&I Club's correspondents Gargoum Group Co and Shtewi Legal & Pandi Services provided updates on port and terminal status in Libya.
Read moreLibya's state-owned National Oil Corporation (NOC) declared on April 19, the state of force majeure in the port of Hariga.
Read moreFollowing the current volatile conditions in Libya, North’s Libyan correspondent Gargoum Group Co informed that on 15 March 2021 the Libyan Navy lifted restrictions placed on Turkish flagged ships.
Read moreAmid the current volatile conditions in Libya, North P&I Club issued an update to inform shipowners, operators and individuals about the port and terminal status in the region.
Read moreLibyan militia released the Turkish-owned cargo ship MV Mabrooka on Thursday, following detention on 5 December off Derna. The release was allowed after reportedly paying a fine for entering Libyan waters without permission.
Read moreThe Libyan National Army forces have detained the MV Mabrooka offshore of Derna, on 5th December while on route to Misrata.
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