Libya

Cluster Munition Remnants

Anti-Personnel Mines

  • Performance

    Not Applicable

Key Developments

Libya made little progress in clearing anti-personnel (AP) mined area in 2022. Reduced funding has led to significant cuts in demining capacity.


Recommendations for Action

  • Libya should accede to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention (APMBC) as a matter of priority.
  • Libya should conduct a national baseline survey to identify the extent of AP mine contamination.
  • Libya should strengthen the Libyan Mine Action Centre (LibMAC)’s leading role as a coordinator of the mine action programme in close consultation with the national and international operators.
  • Libya should facilitate the granting of visas to international clearance operators.

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