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Secretary of Defense Panetta in Tripoli

Secretary Leon E. Panetta visited Tripoli on December 17 and met with the Prime Minister and Minister of Defense. This was the first ever visit of an American Secretary of Defense to Libya.
Civil Society Showcase Opens in Tripoli

The American Embassy and Tripoli University's Program for Rebuilding Libya held a two day exposition to showcase Libyan civil society organizations active in their communities.
Ambassador Cretz visits Yefrin, Zintan

Ambassador Cretz visited the Western Mountain cities of Yefrin and Zintan. During his visit, he met with civil society organizations, and was treated to local hospitality.
Ambassador Susan Rice Visits Tripoli

Ambassador Susan E. Rice, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, visited Tripoli on November 21 and met with TNC Chairman Abdeljalil and Prime Minister al-Keeb. Read her remarks here.

Secretary of Defense Panetta and Prime Minister Al Keeb Address the Press

I’ve been told that I am the first United States secretary of defense to visit Libya, and this is truly a special honor for me to be..

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Commends Libya's Civil Society Leaders

I want to commend the Libyan people for the strides you have taken in laying the foundation for an inclusive and vibrant civil society.

Ambassador Susan Rice welcomes Libya back to the UN Human Rights Council

The reinstatement of Libya to the UN Human Rights Council marks the start of a new opportunity for the Libyan people...

Statement by Secretary Clinton on the Liberation of Libya

The United States joins the Libyan people as they celebrate liberation...

Learn how the Middle East Partnership Initiative can help your small organization thrive in Libya's new civil society

Organizations from Libya that are interested in receiving funding may be eligible for money from the Community Driven Grants Program. The Middle East Partnership Initiative and Creative Associates are now accepting applications. More information »

The U.S. Embassy has resumed operations but is not open for normal consular services. We are able to provide only emergency American citizen services. Visa requests should be addressed to the U.S. Embassy in Cairo or the U.S. Embassy in Tunis. Read more.