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Arab League calls for Libyan assets to be unfrozen

byMichel Cousins
September 13, 2017
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Arab League calls for Libyan assets to be unfrozen

PC foreign minister Mohamed Siala with his Egttian cuterpoart Saleh Shukry (photo: LANA)

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PC foreign minister Mohamed Siala with his Egttian cuterpoart Saleh Shukry (photo: LANA)
PC foreign minister Mohamed Siala with his Egyptian counterpart Saleh Shukry (Photo: LANA)

Tunis, 13 September 2017:

Arab foreign ministers have called for the UN freeze on Libyan assets abroad to be lifted. Making the call at the Arab League foreign ministers meeting in Cairo yesterday, they said that access to the money was needed by the Presidency Council (PC) to fund services needed by the Libyan people.

The ministers also reaffirmed their backing for the Libyan Political Agreement and the PC and the importance of having no dealings with any other parallel authorities or institutions. However, they also supported new moves for dialogue, but under the supervision of the UN and the Arab League. Declaring the importance of Libya’s sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity, they again stated their rejection of any outside interference in Libya affairs unless there has been a request from the PC.

The PC’s foreign minister, Moahmed Siala, attended the meeting. While in Cairo, he also had separate meetings with the speaker of the Arab Parliament, Meshaal bin Fahm Al-Salami, and Egyptian foreign minister Sameh Shoukry.  Talks with the latter focussed on the six-nation London conference on Libya  tomorrow which Shourky will be attending, along with the UAE, Italy, France, the US and the British as hosts.

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