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Libya announces lifting of ICAO restrictions on its airspace after 11 years
Libya's Ministry of Transport announced the cancellation of the restrictions and precautionary warnings issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on the use of Libyan airspace in 2015. Reports said the decision was based on progress in Libya's civil aviation capabilities and was circulated to 193 countries, while the European ban remains in place according to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
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- The decision was announced during a meeting in Doha attended by international representatives and was circulated to 193 countries.
«وذلك خلال اجتماع في الدوحة بحضور ممثلين دوليين، مع تعميم القرار على 193 دولة»
عاجل - The cancellation was based on progress in Libya's civil aviation capabilities.
«استنادًا إلى التقدم في قدرات الطيران المدني الليبي»
عاجل - Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported that the cancelled warnings were issued in 2013 and 2015 and that the European ban remains in place.
«إيكاو تلغي تحذيرات سلامة الطيران في ليبيا الصادرة عامي 2013 و2015»
العربي الجديد - The restrictions were imposed during the civil war, and the move reflects an improvement in the situation according to France 24.
«التي أصدرتها منظمة الطيران المدني الدولي (إيكاو) في 2015 خلال الحرب الأهلية»
France 24 - Libya's Ministry of Transport said it received requests for transit permits that it described as unprecedented interest from global airlines.
«إقبال غير مسبوق من شركات الطيران العالمية»
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