Al Serraj-Led Delegation Visits Al Zantan.
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Tripoli, 10 August 2017(Lana) The President of the Presidency
Council of the Government of National Accord Fayez Al Serraj on
Wednesday led a delegation on a an inspecting visit to the town of Al
Zantan.
He was welcomed on arrival by the Mayor and members of the
Municipality, MPs, notables, tribal leaders and representatives of
civil society organisations.
Al Serraj was accompanied on his visit by the Commander of the
Presidency Guard Brigadier Nejmi Al Nakou, Minister of Education
Othman Abdul Jalil, Minister of State for Martyrs and Injured
Affairs, the Chairman of the Board of the Electricity Company and
several other Government officials.
Al Serraj held a meeting at the Municipal Council headquarters
with the Mayor and representatives of the social committee in the
city.
'I came to Al Zantan with hope that our country will soon witness
an end to the exceptional circumstances it is going through in terms
of the political, economic and security situations, Al Serraj told
the meeting.
The President of the Presidency Council outlined his plan for
getting the country of the political stalemate and the roadmap he
presented to get the country of crisis.
Al Serraj said he found positive response and acceptance of the
principles he laid down from political and social leaders.
There hardly anyone that they do not want an end what is going on
in this country, Al serraj said, adding that 'we proposed unification
of institutions, reconciliation and reparations for those affected,
and we called for ending the conflict not through arms but through
free and fair elections preceded by a referendum on a constitution
that guarantees the rights for every citizen, Al Serraj said.
The members of Al Zantan Municipal Council gave account of the
problems and bottlenecks they faced and said they hoped the GNA
Government would help resolve those problems.
Reacting to the argument across the country over perceived
Italian intervention through the Navy mission Italy sent to Libya to
assist the Libyan Coast Guard, Al Serraj said: 'There is no better
place to send through a message to every member of the Libyan society
regarding the clamor surrounding the issue of sovereignty, that we
have not and will not take any action that would undermine national
sovereignty, and we will enter in any agreement to create a basis for
settlement whatsoever, we will not forsake any particle of the soil
of this country.'
'The Building of Libya is the responsibility of every citizen in
every town and village, everyone has to offer concessions for the
sake of this country to protect our social fabric, Al Serraj said.
Al Serraj welcomed an initiative offered by Al Zantan to hold
talks between political bodies in the town.
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