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Ambassador Ali Aujali
The Libyan ambassador and embassy team

The Libyan ambassador and embassy team are congratulating all Libyan people on the anniversary of our blessed February 17 Revolution.

Tawajidi
is special service to all Libyan citizens in USA.

The Tawajidi is service for all Libyan citizens  who live  in USA. This is online registration in order that the embassy create database for all Libyan in US  > Once you register, the Libyan embassy in USA will be able to reach you.
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New wesite of the Libyan embassy
Developing the new website of the Libyan embassy which is supporting both Arabic and English infmration

Developing the new site of the Libyan embassy which is supporting  both Arabic and English web pages, and providing  the new modern online services for Libyan who lives in USA

Libyan government are visiting USA
Prime Minister Dr. Abdurrahim El-Keib with some of ministers of the government of Libya are visiting USA

Prime Minister Dr. Abdurrahim Al-Keib held met with President Barack Obama meets in White House in Washington, D.C., on March 7, 201

Online Services
Group of distinguished online services

The embassy generates group of  innovative services. Now all Libyan citizens who live in USA can get any service that they need  from embassy website , being  called online service. Such as renew passport or any other service can be get it  by only a few mouse clicks on the embassy's website
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Tawajidi This service is provided to Libyan  nationals only.Once registered, the embassy will be able to reach you
 February17 Anniversary Speech by Libyan Ambassador, Mr. Ali Aujali on the first anniversary of the Revolution of 17 February  
Consulate Service  The embassy sooner will be provide all the service online such as renew the passport etc..



Make Your Voice Heard



The Embassy of Libya in the United States is working to ensure that the voice of Libyans in the US will be heard in the upcoming National Assembly elections, but we need your help.

The Libyan Embassy wants to highlight the strong interest of Libyan Citizens resident in the US to participate in the elections. The Embassy is asking Libyans to update their contact  information so that Libyans in the US can quickly be reached once the High National Election Commission finalizes its plans.

The Commission has the responsibility to organize the elections in Libya and has tasked the International Organization on Migration (IOM) to help organize elections for Libyan nationals in the US and other countries outside of Libya.

Please take a moment to update your contact information at www.libyanvotersinusa.com. The website also provides preliminary information regarding voter eligibility requirements for the June elections. We kindly ask that you register on the website by 31 May 2012.  Questions or requests for additional information should be sent to info@libyanvotersinusa.com






March 9, 2012. The Libyan Prime Minister Mr. Abdurrahim ElKeib held met with U.S. President Barack Obama





This morning President Obama welcomed Libyan Prime Minister Abdurrahim ElKeib to the White House—the first of several meetings the Prime Minister will hold with U.S. officials this week. During the meeting the President pledged continued support to the Libyan people and noted the contributions made by American service members and civilians to securing Libya’s freedom. click on  News from embassy  for more details







Libyan Prime Mr. Minister Abdurrahim ElKeib  with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton  on March 8, 2012.


PRIME MINISTER ELKEIB: Madam Secretary of State, thank you very much for your kind words and for hosting me today and my team. On behalf of the Libyan people, I extend our deepest appreciation to the American people and leadership and say, simply and deeply, thank you. I also thank Dr. – President Obama, Secretary Clinton, and Ambassador Rice for having been a tremendous support and for their strong leadership in supporting the Libyan revolution, which has been so successful that it did indeed impress everybody





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