Libya Business News
Tuesday, March 9, 2021
  • Security
  • Oil & Gas
  • Industry
  • Politics
  • Construction
  • Finance
  • Tenders
  • Transportation
  • Videos
No Result
View All Result
Libya Business News
  • Security
  • Oil & Gas
  • Industry
  • Politics
  • Construction
  • Finance
  • Tenders
  • Transportation
  • Videos
Libya Business News
No Result
View All Result
Home Politics

EU expresses Strong Concern at Recent Developments

8th January 2020
in Politics, Security
EU Renews Sanctions Against those Obstructing Peace
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

After the Turkish Parliament took the decision to authorise military deployments in Libya, the European Union expressed its strong concern on recent developments.

"The EU reiterates its firm conviction that there is no military solution to the Libyan crisis. Actions supporting those who are fighting in the conflict will only further destabilise the country and the wider region. It is imperative for all international partners to respect fully the UN arms embargo and to support the efforts of the United Nations Special Representative Ghassan Salamé and the Berlin process, as the only avenue towards a peaceful, stable and secure Libya. The EU will maintain an active engagement in support of all de-escalatory measures and steps leading to an effective ceasefire and the resumption of political negotiations ", stated the spokesperson on 3 December 2020.

From his side, High Representative/Vice President Josep Borrell declared:

"Recent developments in Libya indicate that an escalation of violence around Tripoli could be imminent. We condemn attacks such as Saturday’s strike against the military school, which only bring more violence and human suffering.Today it is more urgent than ever to work genuinely towards a political solution to the crisis in Libya.

"The European Union calls on all sides to engage in a political process under the leadership of the United Nations. The European Union will continue to deploy all efforts towards finding a peaceful and political solution to this process. "

(Source: EU)

Tags: European Union (EU)featuredTurkey

Recent News

Possible Reopening of Iraqi Embassy in Libya

Possible Reopening of Iraqi Embassy in Libya

10th February 2021
Central Bank Tender for Repair of Concrete Domes

Libyan Parties Agree on Unified National Budget

9th February 2021
Video: Will Libyan Peace Attempt Succeed?

Video: Will Libyan Peace Attempt Succeed?

9th February 2021

Recent News

Possible Reopening of Iraqi Embassy in Libya

Possible Reopening of Iraqi Embassy in Libya

10th February 2021
Central Bank Tender for Repair of Concrete Domes

Libyan Parties Agree on Unified National Budget

9th February 2021

Categories

  • Security
  • Oil & Gas
  • Industry
  • Politics
  • Construction
  • Finance
  • Tenders
  • Transportation
  • Videos

Menu

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact

Join our mailing list!

Sign-up to receive email updates on the latest news and developments.





© 2021 Libya Business News - Your Libyan business news partner

No Result
View All Result
  • Security
  • Oil & Gas
  • Banking & Finance
  • Politics
  • Industry & Trade
  • Construction & Engineering
  • Investment
  • Tenders
  • Transportation
  • Videos
  • Contact Us

© 2021 Libya Business News - Your Libyan business news partner

We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “I Agree”, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies.