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German ambassador meets Serraj, then Hafter

byMichel Cousins
October 11, 2017
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German Ambassadr Christian Buck with Faiez Serraj (Photo: PC media office)

Tripoli/Benghazi, 10 October 2017:

The moves to amend the Libyan Political Agreement by the dialogue committees of the House of Representatives and the State Council as well as bilateral relations were the main subjects in talks today, Tuesday, between the head of the Presidency Council (PC), Faiez Serraj, and German Ambassador Christian Buck. Confirming the German government’s support for the PC’s government of national accord as well as the action plan presented last month by UN special envoy Ghassan Salamé, the ambassador also said that Germany wanted to further develop relations and also provide Libya with help to overcome the present crisis, according to the PC’s media office.

Picking up on the last point, Serraj asked that services and infrastructure programmes previously discussed between the two sides be speeded up.

Buck with Field Marshal Khalifa Hafter in Rajmah (Photo: LNA)
Buck with Field Marshal Khalifa Hafter in Rajmah (Photo: LNA)

Buck then flew to Benghazi for talks on the crisis with the head of the Libyan National Army, Field Marshal Khalifa Hafter.

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