Libyan authorities ordered Doctors Without Borders (MSF) to halt operations by November 9 without offering a reason. MSF said it hopes to reach a “positive solution” that will let its teams keep delivering medical care. The group warned that a shutdown would cut off essential services for migrants, displaced families, and communities affected by conflict. MSF currently provides healthcare across several regions in Libya.
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MSF Ordered to Leave Libya
Politics
07/11/2025
Libyan authorities ordered Doctors Without Borders (MSF) to halt operations by November 9 without offering a reason. MSF said it hopes to reach a “positive solution” that will let its teams keep delivering medical care. The group warned that a shutdown would cut off essential services for migrants, displaced families, and communities affected by conflict. MSF currently provides healthcare across several regions in Libya.
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