The government has approved a transfer of LD145m ($116m) to allow citizens injured during the war to receive treatment abroad, bringing the total value allocated to LD175m ($140m).

The government has given permission for the Ministry of Health to contract Paris-based Ideal Medical Products Engineering (IMPE) to build Phase 3 of the Benghazi Medical Centre (BMC).

The Ministry of Health has been given permission to begin building a small hospital in the village of Badr in north-west Libya.

The government has given preliminary approval for plans to build four maternity hospitals in different cities throughout the country.

A government decision has given permission for an agency of the Ministry of Health to tender for 500 ambulances.

A spokesman for the Zawiya Local Council says the Ministry of Health has agreed to pay expenses for those injured during the 2011 conflict to be treated in Germany, ending a recent sit-in at the Zawiya refinery.

A tender issued by the Ministry of Health for the supply of medical supplies and equipment has been cancelled due to “legal and technical irregularities”.

The Ministry of Health has approved a proposal to build a new hospital in Tobruq, in eastern Libya, with a US firm to be involved in the project.

The Ministry of Health has issued a statement saying that companies contracted to carry out works have until 30 November to begin, otherwise their contracts will be cancelled.

The Organisation for Developing Administrative Centres (ODAC) has completed works on two hospitals in western Libya.

The Kuwaifiyah Health Centre in Benghazi has reopened after it was closed for refurbishment.

The Ministry of Labour and Retraining says it signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with a Belgian health centre to train Libyan workers.

The Benghazi Medical Centre (BMC) has celebrated the opening of a new maternity unit, built by a French firm.

A US-based consortium has been awarded a contract to build a new "rapid response" hospital in Tripoli.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has announced a new partnership scheme to improve Libya's mental health treatment system, which it says is "in tatters".