Italian Prime Minister: UN Resolutions not Enough to End Libya's Crisis.

Rome, 9 June 2015(Lana) Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said UN resolutions were not sufficient to resolve the Libyan problems. In remarks to reporters on the sidelines of the G7 meeting in Germany, Renzi said the anticipated UN resolution was good thing, but we have to understand that there was no one option to resolve all problems of Libya as he put it. Leaders of the seven major industrialized nations said 'it is time for political agreement among Libyans. They welcomed, in the final communiqué of the summit, the progress made by the Libyan parties in the UN sponsored talks, led by the UN envoy Bernardino Leon in Al Sukheirat, Morocco. The leaders believed that 'time of fighting among Libyan has gone, and now is the time for courageous decisions.' They pointed out that Libyans should take the opportunity to conclude these negotiations and form a national consensus government that's responsible before the Libyan people. They vowed to lend support to a broader and more representative government that would endeavor among other things to liberate the country from terror and criminal groups. =Lana=