Libya is in need of one million Egyptian workers now: Libyan manpower minister to Al-Ahram ...Egypt

Libyan Minister of Manpower Ali Al-Abad said that Libya is in need of one million Egyptian workers. "The Egyptian workers are highly trained and demanded in Libya especially with its plans of development projects; they are also socially accepted," Al-Abad said in an interview published in Al-Ahram (...)

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