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Libya - Meeting Minutes - Benghazi, 20 September 2023
Situation Update
Libya - Situation Update, 20 September 2023
Situation Update
Global Call - Morocco Earthquake and Libya Floods, 18 September 2023
Situation Update
Several roads in the affected area are now passable including: The road connecting Bayyadah and Qasr Libya, The road connecting Qasr Libya and Al-Wardiya (mud road, heavy trucks and light vehicles at risk of getting stuck),  The road connecting Qasr Libya and Massah that detours along the coast, The road connecting Massah, Al Bayda, and Shahhat, and The road connecting Shahhat and Susah (road is slightly damaged and narrow). The entrance to Bayyadah is damaged and light vehicles are at risk of getting stuck on the mud road.
Situation Update
Global Call - Morocco Earthquake and Libya Floods, 14 September 2023
Situation Update
Ports: Main ports in Tripoli, Misrata and Benghazi are operational. Airports: Mitiga (MJI) in Tripoli, Misrata (MRA) and Benina (BEN) in Benghazi are open with most logistics and custom authorities working from Benghazi.
Situation Update
Partner assessment of two airports found Tobruk to be more suitable for commercial planes while the infrastructure in Al Abraq is less suitable for commercial planes but may be used by military planes.
Situation Update
The Ports and Maritime Transport Authority announced the possibility of relief ships entering the port in Derna.  Ship draft must not exceed 6.5 meters when entering the port basin.
Situation Update
The coastal route from Benghazi to Derna has been damaged, it is currently possible to go through the mountains.  This route takes 4-6 hours and can been seen on the LogIE tool.
Situation Update
The flooding in Libya resulted in the closure of several roads leading to the city of Derna including: The road connecting Shahat and Mansoura to Souss, The road connecting Qasr Libya and Marawa, and The road connecting Ras Al-Hilal and the city of Derna. The roads passing through Qasr Libya, Al Baydah, Shahat and Ras Al Hilal areas have been affected by landslides in the hilly areas. Alternate routes are available, but they are not passable for trucks.

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Partner Logistics Capacity Assessment: Storage and Transport

The Libya Logistics Working Group is conducting an assessment of partners’ current capacity and needs for storage and transport. The objective of the assessment is to:

1. Determine whether organisations have found adequate storage and transport,
2. Map opportunities to share available capacity, and
3. Identify logistics gaps to be addressed.

Please respond to the survey for your organisation by 27 September 2023

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Contacts

HQ Rome, Italy

Ayack Montalvan
Logistics Cluster Coordinator
Amine Mesrati
Logistics Cluster Officer
Gillian Doby
Information Management Officer