Libya Alrasmia Channel

Libya Alrasmia Channel (Arabic: قناة ليبيا الرسمية, "The Official Libya Channel") is a Libyan Arabic-language news and current-affairs broadcaster and digital publisher. Its website, alrasmia.ly, presents itself as a news portal organized around categories such as politics (domestic and foreign), economy, services, society, lifestyle, sports, and miscellaneous topics. The outlet publishes written reports, video segments, and recurring programs, and it aggregates coverage of Libyan government ministries and institutions. The channel's editorial output is dominated by coverage of Libyan state affairs. Its homepage and category pages carry items about the Prime Minister's office, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Housing and Reconstruction, the Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation, the Ministry of Local Government, the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Sports, the Ministry of Youth, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. Reports also cover state-owned utilities and companies such as the General Electricity Company and the General Services Company, as well as judicial and anti-corruption news, including a report on a prosecutor ordering the detention of an accounting official at a branch of Jumhouria Bank in Tripoli's Old City. The site is bilingual in presentation only in the sense that it is Arabic-first; its content, navigation, and tags are in Arabic. It runs a video section ("watch now") featuring programs such as "Qadaya" (Cases), and it uses hashtag-style topic tags for ministries and institutions. The channel positions itself as a source for official Libyan news, with a strong emphasis on government activity, public services, and national institutions. Because the outlet is closely tied to Libyan state institutions and publishes routine coverage of the Government of National Unity and its ministries, it functions as a quasi-official news platform. Its reporting spans domestic politics, foreign policy, economic affairs, public services, sports, and social issues. The channel maintains a web presence at alrasmia.ly and is indexed in Wikidata as "Libya Alrasmia Channel."

Libya Alrasmia Channel (قناة ليبيا الرسمية) is a Libyan Arabic-language news and current-affairs outlet that operates a news website at alrasmia.ly and produces video programming. The channel's name translates as "The Official Libya Channel," reflecting its focus on official state news and coverage of Libyan government institutions. The outlet's web archive shows activity spanning at least from 2022 through 2024. A 2022 report covered a prosecutor's order to detain an accounting official at a Jumhouria Bank branch in Tripoli's Old City, and a 2022 item referenced a voter-registration system. By 2024, the site was publishing frequent updates on government meetings and ministerial activities, including coverage of the Prime Minister, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Housing and Reconstruction, the Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. The channel's content is organized into categories including politics (domestic and foreign), economy, services, society, lifestyle, sports, and miscellaneous topics. It also runs a video section featuring programs such as "Qadaya" (Cases). Its reporting frequently references Libyan state bodies and state-owned companies, including the General Electricity Company and the General Services Company, and it uses hashtag-style tags for ministries and institutions. As of the available evidence, the channel maintains an active web presence and continues to publish news and video content focused on Libyan official affairs. Detailed corporate information such as founding date, ownership structure, and executive leadership is not available in the supplied sources.

• Website publishes a report on a prosecutor ordering detention of an accounting official at a Jumhouria Bank branch in Tripoli's Old City.

• Website publishes an item referencing a voter-registration system.

• Website publishes coverage of a consultative meeting between the Minister of Education and the Director-General of ISESCO.

• Website publishes coverage of the Minister of Housing and Reconstruction meeting with the Al-Ajailat municipality.

• Website publishes coverage of the Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation's consultations with an IMF expert mission.

• Website publishes coverage of the closing ceremony of the third conference of the Libyan Association.

• Website publishes coverage of Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah meeting with the executive team.

Arabic-language Libyan news outlet focused on official state news, government activity, and public services.

• alrasmia.ly news portal

  Arabic-language news website organized by categories including politics, economy, services, society, lifestyle, and sports.

• Qadaya program

  A video program featured on the channel's website.

1. 1قناة ليبيا الرسميةalrasmia.ly
2. 2خدمات – قناة ليبيا الرسميةalrasmia.ly
3. 3أخرى – قناة ليبيا الرسميةalrasmia.ly
4. 4وكيل النيابة يأمر بحبس مسؤول المحاسبة في فرع مصرف الجمهورية – المدينة القديمة. – قناة ليبيا الرسميةalrasmia.ly
5. 5Libya Alrasmia Channelwikidata.org