MSF ordered to leave Libya with ‘no reason’ given, medical group says
Summary
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has been told to leave Libya by November 9 without being given a reason. MSF had already stopped its operations in Libya in March and hopes to resolve the situation with the government. MSF says it is still registered with the UN-recognized government and provided important medical services, like tuberculosis treatment and care for refugees.Key Facts
- MSF is a medical group known for providing emergency and healthcare services worldwide.
- Libya's Ministry of Foreign Affairs ordered MSF to leave the country by November 9.
- The order to leave comes without any clear reason or explanation.
- MSF previously stopped its activities in Libya in March 2025.
- The organization provided more than 15,000 medical consultations in Libya last year.
- MSF has helped with emergencies, such as the 2023 flash floods in Derna.
- Libya is divided between a UN-recognized government and a rival administration.
- MSF's staff faced interrogation from Libya's Internal Security Agency in March.
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