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25 Aug 2021 | 06:22 AM UTC

Libya: Employees plan to protest outside Prime Minister's Office in Tripoli Aug. 25

Foreign Ministry employees plan to protest outside Prime Minister's Office in Tripoli, Libya, Aug. 25. Increased security likely.

Informational

Event

Employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs plan to protest outside the Prime Minister's Office in Tripoli from 12:00 Aug. 25 against Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah's nominations for heads of missions abroad. Protesters claim that Dbeibah had elected individuals from outside the Ministry, including relatives and friends. Dozens to a hundred individuals could attend the demonstration.

Authorities will likely deploy increased security near the Prime Minister's Office. Localized transport disruptions could occur through the afternoon of Aug. 25. Clashes are possible if demonstrators are overly disruptive or if they ignore police orders to disperse.

Advice

Avoid the protest due to the potential for clashes. Heed the advice of security personnel. Allow additional time if traveling through the affected area Aug. 25.