A ship sails from the Lybian northwestern port city of Misrata on December 1, 2021. AFP
MISRATAH, Libya — Travel links with and within the country were severely disrupted by theDuring Kadhafi’s rule, from 1969, the country was under sanctions and largely closed to tourists. The revived crossing to Turkey is operated by Libyan company Kevalay. It should take 48 hours and the vessel is set to return on December 7.
“We have deals to launch other links, including with Egypt and Tunisia,” said Taha Hadid, an official at the port of Misrata, Libya’s third city.Air travel has also begun to return. Airports were heavily damaged in Libya’s fighting and many air links were suspended, but some have resumed since an October 2020 ceasefire between the main rival camps.
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