National Anthem of Libya Becoming an independent kingdom in late 1951, a competition was held the following year for a national anthem. The winning entry, “Libya, Libya, Libya”, was first performed at the wedding of King Idris in 1955. The composer of the music also wrote the music for the anthems of Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates. The anthem was used until the monarchy was abolished in a coup...Read More
Libyan Music The Libyan Music culture of Libya is very popular and this country is best known for different kinds of folk music. This vast empire has summed up different anecdotes from time to time and the consequences are before the eyes of all mankind. Libya has immense probability of being acknowledged as one of the largest audience pullers on account of majestic ambience. This country is an Islamic nation...Read More
Libya: a Business Hub Libya is a beautiful North African country brimming with natural beauty and historical sites. It also has a thriving business hub with thousands of business travelers arriving each and every day. Six month visas are available through your local Libyan consulate and you need a valid passport with ample time remaining to cover you for the duration of your stay in Libya. If you’re heading to...Read More
Libya-Leptis Magna 1,800 years ago Leptis Magna (sometimes given the local name Lepcis), with some 100.000 inhabitants, played an important role in the Roman empire. The ruins are near modern Khoms in Libya, about 130 kms east of Tripoli, where the Wadi Lebda reaches the coast. During the reign of the emperor Augustus Leptis Magna was called a civitas liber et immunis, a free town where the governor had minimal jurisdiction....Read More
