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ArabNet - Libya - Libya has a long history of name changes. In 1951, it was Al-Mamlaka Al-Libiya Al-Motahidda (The United Kingdom of Libya). On September 1, 1969, the day of the Libyan revolution, it was Al-Jamhooriya Al-Arabiya Al-Libiyah (The Libyan Arab Republic). On March 8, 1977, it was Al-Jamahiriya Al-Arabiya Al-Libiyah Ash-Shabiya Al-Ishtrakia (The Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya). The flag of the country has changed each time. Presently, it is a plain, dark green rectangle with no symbols or any other ornament on it. At this site, read about how Libya's history reaches back as far as the twelfth century B.C., when it was inhabited by the Phoenicians.
Destination Libya - The Libyan people enjoy a well-earned a reputation for kindness and hospitality toward visitors, and, unlike most North African destinations, the country's streets and souqs are free of the hassles of touts and their hard sell. From ancient Greek and Roman ruins to modern art and oil money, Libya's a world unto itself.
Libya Online - Welcome to LibyaOnline.com. Your Cyber Gateway to Libya. This site focuses on Libya's rich history, arts and natural beauty. Libyaonline.com offers libyan related items for sale.
Libyana - This site is perfect for anyone needing information for a report on Libya. Read about the Sahara Desert, "the great sand sea," and the oases scattered through it, which provide water and refuge. Find a link to some outstanding maps in the History section and read through sections on art, crafts, poetry, music, food, and more.
Miftah Shamali- Libya - Libya must be the best kept secret of North Africa. This closed and scorned country has stunning nature, wild mountains, scattered with fragile green spots of forests and agriculture. While most of Libyan Sahara is mountainous, Libya offers a couple of the longest treks of sand desert in the world.
The Great Man-Made River - The task of the Great Man-Made River Project is, therefore, to bring water from under the desert, over thousands of kilometres of the harshest desert plains, mountains, sabkhas and wadis to serve the people, their agriculture and industry. Discover how it will be completed and more!
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