373 Egyptians back home from Libya via Salloum Crossing
Egyptians back home from Libya via Salloum Crossing
Marsa Matrouh - Arab Today
As many as 373 Egyptians have returned home from Libya via Salloum Crossing over the past 24 hours, Marsa Matrouh security chief Mokhtar el Senbary said on Tuesday.
Of all the returnees, 64 had illegally traveled to Libya, he said.
Meanwhile, travel procedures for 478 persons, including 280 Egyptians and 198 Libyans, have been finalized, Senbary added.
Ninety-six trucks laden with foodstuffs, construction materials and marble left the crossing to Libya, he said.
Senbary also noted that 132 empty trucks arrived at the crossing to be loaded with Egyptian commodities.
Source: MENA
GMT 19:18 2017 Sunday ,29 October
222 Egyptians back home from Libya via Salloum crossingGMT 17:20 2017 Saturday ,28 October
224 Egyptians back home from Libya via Salloum crossingGMT 21:04 2017 Sunday ,22 October
Interior min. allows 21 Egyptians to obtain foreign nationalitiesGMT 22:07 2017 Saturday ,14 October
211 Egyptians back home from Libya via Salloum crossingGMT 21:43 2017 Monday ,21 August
803 Egyptians return home from Libya via Salloum crossing
Economic conference on investment opportunities in Syria kicks off
Bucharest - SANA
With the participation of 120 representatives of Romanian companies, Chambers of Commerce and industry, An economic conference on “Reconstruction in Syria between the development of economic steadfastness and the opportunities ofRussia tests new telemetry system during manned Soyuz MS-11 spacecraft’s launch
Moscow - TASS
The Astra-06 apparatus developed by specialists of Russian Space Systems (RSS) was used for the first time as additional telemetric equipment aboard the manned Soyuz MS-11 spacecraft launched from the Baikonur CosmodromeLiverpool, Manchester City seek neighbours' help in title chase
London - DPA
Liverpool and Manchester City will be looking for a little help from their not-so-friendly neighbours this weekend. The Premier League front-runners face each other's local rivals when City host Everton and Liverpool take on Manchester United. Liverpool jumped above City at theBlue light in smartphones linked to blindness and some cancers
Spain - DPA
Ever since we have started to become chained to our smartphones and tablets, people have been saying that the waves coming off these devices must be bad for us. So often laughed off as conspiracy theorists, it now looks more and moreFestive Fashion by Dubai-based designer ASMARAÏA
Dubai - Arab Today
Dubai-based label ASMARAÏA just launched its pre-fall 2019 collection — and it’s all about cruelty-free, sustainable fashion with a festive edge. Checkmate The 15-piece collection features this checkered skirt-and-jacket ensemble that is giving us major “Clueless” vibes. Gold Rush ‘Tis the season to sparkle and this dazzling, floor-length gold skirt will do the trick. Take note of the chic black bow detail at the waist — it’s the ultimate party look. Feathered fashion The brand works with environmentally-friendly materials such as organic cotton, recycled polyester and faux fur, so you can be sure this feathered look doesn’t come at the cost of an animal’s life. Jewel Tones If you want to glisten like a polished jewel at your next festive function, this emerald-colored skirt is the perfect choice with its sequin details and shimmery overlay. Golden Girl Leopard print
GMT 06:39 2017 Tuesday ,14 February
Social inequality adversely affects economy
GMT 05:07 2017 Monday ,24 April
Private investors key to Saudi Arabia’s renewable energy plan
GMT 06:05 2017 Thursday ,16 February
Rania Faried Shawky waits new works
GMT 11:44 2017 Thursday ,04 May
Diana Karazon prepares for issuing a new song
GMT 08:31 2017 Saturday ,02 December
Ragheb underlines difficulty of choosing songs
GMT 12:09 2017 Sunday ,05 February
Mai Omar happy for participating with Adel Emam
GMT 05:48 2017 Sunday ,09 July
China has no intention of devaluing its currency
GMT 13:37 2018 Monday ,10 December
Kremlin slams rumors about Russia’s alleged involvement in France’s Yellow Vests
GMT 23:23 2018 Friday ,14 September
Rebel judge Ranjan Gogoi to become chief justice
GMT 11:19 2017 Monday ,20 February
Bye-bye 'Boom Boom' as Afridi ends international career
GMT 20:40 2017 Wednesday ,25 October
Dollar exchange rate stable at major banks
GMT 21:30 2017 Sunday ,09 July
FM takes part in OIC meeting in Abidjain Monday
GMT 22:39 2016 Friday ,03 June
Messi compared to 'crime boss' at fraud trial
GMT 07:15 2017 Thursday ,02 March
For Netanyahu, Gaza report risks 'Mr Security' reputation
GMT 02:16 2017 Monday ,01 May
'Emergency plan' now active to deal with bus crash casualties
GMT 08:35 2017 Monday ,27 February
Chocolate brownie chunks with chocolate dip
GMT 09:07 2016 Tuesday ,30 August
Brazil's Rousseff urges vote against 'coup' in trial
GMT 22:58 2017 Wednesday ,09 August
Keenness to further develop GCC-US relations stressed
GMT 13:24 2017 Monday ,03 April
Venezuela court retreats from bid to boost president
GMT 04:08 2017 Thursday ,10 August
China quake scars treasured scenic tourist site
GMT 16:32 2017 Thursday ,13 July
Attackers kill 11 people in home in central Mexico: authorities
GMT 09:27 2017 Monday ,27 February
Dubai’s first organ transplant gives Emirati mother a new lease on life
GMT 11:55 2017 Thursday ,20 April
Annick Goutal & Claudie Pierlot unveil Petite Chérie
GMT 12:18 2017 Monday ,08 May
Things get Messi for Iranian lookalike
GMT 11:00 2017 Saturday ,14 October
Thousands of penguin chicks starve in Antarctica
GMT 08:46 2017 Monday ,22 May
Misrata’s Third Force published a document proving Sarraj’s involvement in massacre
GMT 09:38 2017 Monday ,13 March
Ivanka Trump is exception to dad's 'Buy American' rule
GMT 19:48 2018 Monday ,29 October
Syrians in occupied Golan affirm rejection of holding Israeli local councils’ elections
Maintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2025 ©
Maintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2025 ©
Send your comments
Your comment as a visitor