A specialized training program titled “Management and Processing of Burnt and Fragile Human Remains” has successfully concluded at the University of Milan, Italy. Hosted by the Department of Anthropology and Odontology, the course was attended by 12 technical experts from GASIMP. Advanced Forensic Training The intensive program was designed to bridge theoretical knowledge with…

   The General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons (GASIMP) is persisting in its intensive efforts to identify the victims of the tragic accident that occurred two days ago on the coastal road between Abu Qurayn and Al-Washka, which claimed the lives of 10 individuals. Genetic Analysis and Sampling Specialized teams from GASIMP…

   The General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons (GASIMP) began procedures today to collect DNA samples from the families of victims in yesterday’s tragic traffic accident in the Abu Gurain area. The accident resulted in several fatalities whose identities remain unknown due to the severity of the vehicle fires. Scientific Accuracy and…

   The Chairman of the General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons (GASIMP), Prof. Dr. Kamal Al-Siwi, received representatives from the Missing Persons Association of Tarhuna. The meeting was held to address the association’s concerns and clarify technical aspects of ongoing field operations within the city’s sensitive sites. Addressing Complex Field Challenges During…

   In a significant step toward bridging academic knowledge with practical application, representatives from the Faculty of Science at Sabratha University conducted a field visit to the General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons (GASIMP). Bridging Science and Fieldwork The visiting group was received by senior officials and heads of technical departments, who…

   This morning, Tuesday, December 2, 2025,  Prof. Dr. Kamal Abubaker, Chairman of GASIMP, received His Excellency Arian Jolienrif, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Libya, accompanied by First Secretary Mr. Simon van der Stag and Mr. Taha Al-Mislati, Policy Officer at the Embassy. The visit, held at GASIMP headquarters, aimed to review…

   In recognition of his pioneering efforts in advancing justice and humanitarian causes, Prof. Dr. Kamal Abubaker, Chairman of GASIMP, has been awarded the “My Voice for Justice” (MVFJ) Award for 2025. This honor acknowledges his comprehensive work in utilizing DNA technology to support the identification of missing persons in Libya. This accolade crowns a…

   Prof. Dr. Kamal Abubaker, President of GASIMP, took part in the regional meeting of experts on missing persons in North Africa and the Middle East. The meeting was held at the kind invitation of the Republic of Iraq, represented by the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP).…

   Following instructions from the President of GASIMP, the Authority’s teams immediately began their work after receiving a report from the Misrata Prosecutor’s Office regarding the discovery of 30 unidentified bodies found along the city’s shoreline. Specialized teams initiated necessary procedures, including collecting DNA samples from the remains to match them against the Authority’s database.…

The GASIMP organized an academic event to mark World DNA Day, which this year coincided with a national holiday. The event was held under the theme: “Our Mission—From a Coded Number to a Real Name,” highlighting the vital role of DNA in identifying missing individuals. The event was attended by the President of the Authority,…