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U.S. Government SITEs

U.S. State Department announces new ITAR for Libya 2/7/07

Export Control Regulations Announcement 8/31/06

U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security Export Policies

CIA World Factbook 2005 – Libya

U.S. State Department Background Notes on Libya

U.S. Department of Energy Country Analysis Brief on Libya

U.S. State Department Consular Information Sheet on Libya

U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control

U.S. Library of Congress Country Study on Libya

U.S. Commercial Services - Doing Business with Libya

Libyan Government sites

Libyan Liaison Office - Washington, DC

Central Bank of Libya

Multilateral Organizations

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EU-Libya Relations

International Monetary Fund - Libya

Libya United Nations Mission

Business Resources

AME Info Middle East Business Information

Libyaninvestment.com

Libya Foreign Investment Board

National U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce

Law No. (5) of 1426 PB (1997) for Promotion of Investment of Foreign Capital, as Amended by Law No. (7) of 1371 PD (2003), and its Executive Regulation

Energy sites

Center for Strategic and International Studies Energy Program

Media sites

Arab Net - Libya

BBC Country Profile -- Libya

JANA-Jamahiriya News Agency

Libya Daily

Libya News List

Libya Online

MBendi Libya Country Profile

Taqrir Washington

Non-government Organizations

Middle East Institute - Libya Page

Academic Resources

University of Pennsylvania - Libya Page

University of Texas at Austin - Libya Page

STATE DEPARTMENT LINKS: Full Restoration of Diplomatic relations

Libya’s Decision to Eliminate WMD &  MTCR-Class Missile Programs: An International Model

Rescission of Libya’s Designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism

Significant Events in U.S.-Libyan Rapprochement

Special Press Briefing on U.S. Relations with Libya

U.S. Diplomatic Relations With Libya. 

Key State Department Documents

On May 15, 2006 the United States restored full diplomatic relations with Libya and the State Department announced its intentions to remove Libya from the list of designated state sponsors of terrorism.   For more information please see Libya’s Decision to Eliminate WMD and MTCR-Class Missile Programs: An International Model; Rescission of Libya’s Designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism; Significant Events in U.S.-Libyan Rapprochement; Special Press Briefing on U.S. Relations with Libya; U.S. Diplomatic Relations With Libya.