Libyan Peoples National Movement # Comments Libyan Peoples National Movement believes in dialogue and the way to reach a peaceful solution to the crisis that engulfed Libya, but is not interested in dialogue Geneva, which is a play will not achieve anything, because it is like someone who interviews the same because of the absence of the most important party, which the Libyan people and their national strength. The peoples experiences have taught us that any solution imposed from outside will keep hanging in the air just as the arrangements that NATO tried to impose on Libya outstanding aircraft NATO .aldleil Somali dialogue continued, and Huyagrka Afghanistan, and the Council of the rule of Bremer in Iraq, said the case of Somalia, Afghanistan and Iraq today is a picture of what would result from the Geneva dialogue. And not far from the fats Geneva 1 and 2 Geneva, he to prolong the crisis and complexity of time and not solved. Libya is a humanitarian situation of disastrous, in the absence of any international attention, The Gaza services completely collapsed and lack of energy, fuel, gas, food, medicine and stop internal and external transport system in all its forms and totally mean a serious threat to the lives of Libyans added to the chaos and the influence of terrorist organizations that have expanded the scope of its control. The solution to the Libyan crisis would only be through Libya, and by Libyans alone, and claimed the national strong no matter how different interpretations and perceptions of what happened to look at the reality of the country and Eetmanoa in the new risks facing the citizens and the country and form a national alliance against terrorism and the influence of the militias and the National Movement is ready to make its efforts to contribute to the national solution, through a serious social dialogue in the framework of the Libyan tribes. Secretary of the Executive Committee of the Peoples National Movement Libyan
Posted on: Mon, 12 Jan 2015 09:44:19 +0000
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