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HoR team to meet French counterparts in Paris

byMichel Cousins
October 27, 2014
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HoR team to meet French counterparts in Paris

Group of HoR members in Tobruk before leaving for Paris (Photo Social media)

By Ajnadin Mustafa.

Group of HoR members in Tobruk before leaving for Paris (Photo Social media)
Group of HoR members in Tobruk before leaving for Paris (Photo: Social media)

Tripoli, 26 October 2014:

A 14-member delegation from the House of Representatives is due in Paris tomorrow at the invitation . . .[restrict]of the French National Assembly.

The delegation, led by Tripoli member Ali Al-Tikbali, left Tobruk yesterday for Tunis en route to the French capital. While in Paris, the group will have meetings with French deputies aimed at developing links between the two parliaments and countries, attend a session of the Assembly and join in workshops on France’s experience of democratic development.

Meanwhile, another smaller HoR delegation was in Cairo yesterday. Consisting of the four HoR members who have been chosen as members of the Arab Parliament, temporarily based in the Egyptian capital, they met with the Speaker, Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Jarwan.

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