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Libyan top diplomat calls for more EU support on migration crisis

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Libyan top diplomat calls for more EU support on migration crisis

Libya’s Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush called on the European Union to provide more support for the country to tackle the migration crisis, during a joint press conference with Greek counterpart Nikos Dendias in Athens yesterday.

The Libyan chief diplomat stated that she discussed with Dendias bilateral cooperation on infrastructure, renewable energy, restoration of Libyan antiquities, among other issues.

For his part, Dendias expressed his country’s support for Libya’s stability and development. He added that Greece is willing to contribute to reconstruction and development projects in Libya.

 

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