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Abdul Hamid Dbeibah

prime minister of Libya
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  • Libya
    Libya
    / Turkish intervention, retreat of Tobruk government, and renewed attempt at unity

    …the representatives elected prominent businessman Abdul Hamid Dbeibah to serve as prime minister. A presidential council was also elected. It was headed by GNA diplomat Mohamed al-Menfi and included a member of Tobruk’s House of Representatives. The proposed government was approved in early March by a joint session of the…

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    …the representatives elected prominent businessman Abdul Hamid Dbeibah to serve as prime minister. A presidential council was also elected. It was headed by GNA diplomat Mohamed al-Menfi and included a member of Tobruk’s House of Representatives. The proposed government was approved in early March by a joint session of the…

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