Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan [Zidan] has said he had changed his mind and would not reshuffle his cabinet.
He told a press conference:
“After examining the possible repercussions of such a move, we have chosen not to change the make-up of the government.”
The premier said he had take the decision after consulting his advisors and members of the General National Congress (GNC), the country’s highest political authority.
But he said a “crisis committee”, comprising the ministers of interior, defence, foreign affairs and justice, as well as the chief of intelligence, would be created to react quickly to developments in the country.
(Source: AFP)
