French ambassador launches training of 100 former Zintan militias

By Sami Zaptia.

French ambassador du Hellen launches Zintan militia training (Photo: French embassy).

London, 30 September 2021:

French ambassador Beatrice du Hellen launched with Libyan local authorities the Moutaalleq Training Programme for the professional integration of 100 former militias in Zintan.

The project is funded by France, the Crisis and Support Centre and the European Union in Libya in association with the Libyan chambers of commerce.

The embassy did not publish any further information.

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