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Gatrani says Presidency Council’s Italian migrant deal “void”

byNigel Ash
February 6, 2017
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By Libya Herald reporters.

Ali Gatrani who today pulled out as a deputy prime minister (Photo: social media)
Serraj had no right to sign migrant deal says Ali Gatrani (Photo: social media)

Tripoli 6 February 2017:

Boycotting Presidency Council member Ali Gatrani has said that its head Faiez Serraj had no right to sign last week’s migrant deal with Italy. The agreement was therefore “void”.

Gatrani, who is officially a PC deputy-premier,  is insisting that under the Constitutional Declaration no international agreements can be made without the approval of the House of Representatives.

Gatrani also said  yesterday that he believed that the Italian government and EU authorities simply did not understand the degree to which Libyans disputed the legality of the Presidency Council.

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