Gargash: UAE unreservedly supports Germany efforts to bring peace in Libya
January 18, 2020, 10:48 am

Gargash: UAE unreservedly supports Germany efforts to bring peace in Libya

UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Anwar Gargash, speaks during a press conference in Dubai. (File photo AFP)

UAE’s minister of state for foreign affairs, Anwar Gargash, tweeted on Friday that his country “unreservedly” supports Germany in its efforts in hosting the Berlin peace conference on Libya.

He tweeted that “the UAE unreservedly supports German efforts in convening the conference & the international community’s goals of peace & stability in Libya.”

The minister added that he is “Looking foreword to a successful Berlin Conference” and stressed the joint efforts towards an end to the conflict in Libya.

https://twitter.com/AnwarGargash/status/1218264026683269125

Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday a conference in Berlin on Sunday must try to get a weapons embargo enforced again.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will take part in the peace conference on Libya in Germany on Sunday, as world powers step up efforts to find a lasting ceasefire.

source: Reuters

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