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On the occasion of International Migrants Day on 18 December, the European Commission and the High Representative made the following statement:”Throughout its history, the European continent has been shaped, and continues to be shaped, by migration.

The crisis in Libya has taken its toll on the country’s second most populous city, Benghazi.

The High Institute for Science and Technology of her city has been severely damaged by the conflict in Libya.

The European Union has today adopted additional funding worth €70.

The European Union, through the Emergency Trust Fund for Africa, continues to support stability, resilience, job creation and migrant management in the Horn of Africa with the decision today to finance 14 programmes, including eleven new ones, with €204.

The European Union – via the Emergency Trust Fund for Africa, North Africa Window - adopted four new migration-related actions totalling €147.

The third Monitoring and Learning System (MLS) report is now available, covering EU Emergency Trust Fund (EUTF) results until 30 June 2019 in the Sahel and Lake Chad window and neighbouring countries (Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, The Gambia, Mali...

As part of the community stabilisation programmes in Libya, the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa is providing funding to train young Libyans and support their innovative ideas through the Tatweer Entrepreneurship Campus (TEC), a three year initiative to support start-ups by providing training...

The Teacher Garden in Benghazi is one of the oldest and most famous public garden in Al Blad neighborhood, located in downtown Benghazi.