Direct flights between Italy and Libya have resumed after a ten-year interruption.
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Direct flights between Italy and Libya have resumed after a ten-year hiatus, with ITA Airways announcing twice-weekly flights between Rome and Tripoli. The resumption of flights is part of an effort to rebuild relations between the two countries, with several cooperation agreements also signed, particularly in infrastructure.
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Italia și Libia au reluat zborurile directe după zece ani de instabilitate
Zborurile directe între Italia şi Libia au fost reluate după o întrerupere de zece ani / Italia este primul partener comercial al Libiei, care a fost o colonie italiană la începutul secolului al XX-lea
Zborurile directe între Italia și Libia au fost reluate după o întrerupere de zece ani
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