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On Thursday, 18 September 2025, a training workshop organized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in cooperation with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and sponsored by the Kingdom of the Netherlands, was concluded. The workshop witnessed the participation of representatives from the Ministries of Interior,

As part of the Emergency Medicine and Support Center’s commitment to delivering high-quality healthcare services to citizens, the University Dispensary continues to play a vital role in patient care and medical support throughout the year. From the beginning of the year until the end of August, thousands of patients benefited

Tamzawa Maternity Hospital, affiliated with the Emergency Medicine and Support Center, successfully performed two cesarean deliveries.The first case resulted in the birth of female twins.The second case involved a woman who had undergone three previous cesarean sections, and the operation was successfully completed. All three newborns and their mothers are

As part of its ongoing commitment to serving citizens and providing emergency medical support across Libya, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center continued its around-the-clock operations through the toll-free number 1412 and its digital services. During this period: 3,001 emergency calls were received and handled through the toll-free number 1412.

The Emergency Medicine and Support Center, through its Bani Walid Office, took part in the inauguration of the new main police department building in the city. Medical and emergency units were deployed around the premises as part of the event.This participation highlights the complementary role between EMSC and security agencies,

Through ongoing medical convoys, the Kufra Office of the Emergency Medicine and Support Center continues to provide healthcare services to Sudanese displaced families in the city. The most recent convoy treated 112 patients, including 20 children.These efforts reflect the Center’s commitment to protecting the community from infectious diseases, ensuring early