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Home » US ambassador: We support the large majority of Libyans who want peaceful elections on Dec 24

US ambassador: We support the large majority of Libyans who want peaceful elections on Dec 24

Wednesday, November 10, 2021 Region & World 1 Min Read
(Exclusive) US envoy pushes for Libyan presidential elections delay
U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Richard Norland, said his country’s government supports the large majority of Libyans who want to take part in peaceful elections on December 24.
“We support the large majority of Libyans who want to take part in peaceful elections on Dec. 24, and have a say in the future of a united, stable Libya without foreign interference,” U.S. Embassy in Libya quoted Norland saying upon his arrival in Paris as part of the Vice President’s delegation participating in Paris Conference on Libya.
U.S. Vice President, Kamala Harris, said she will attend the Paris Conference on Libya to demonstrate her country’s “strong support for the people of Libya as they plan for elections later this year”, according to the White House statement.
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