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Libyan Justice Minister Discusses Support with EU Officials

June 10, 2021
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On Wednesday, Libyan Justice Minister, Halima Abdel-Rahman met with European Union officials, to discuss support for the Government of National Unity (GNU).

The Justice Ministry said in a statement that, Head of EU civilian missions, Francisco Esteban Perez and EU Ambassador to Libya, Jose Sabadell expressed their satisfaction with the cooperation between the Justice Ministry and the EU, especially with regards to the European Union Border Assistance Mission (EUBAM).

Abdel-Rahman praised the ongoing cooperation with the EU, and confirmed that the MoJ is undertaking great efforts to guarantee the success of the upcoming elections later this year, through cooperation with the High National Elections Commission (HNEC).

She pointed out that the ministry was paying close attention to the national reconciliation process, and working to release those forcibly detained, and improve the conditions inside migrant detention centers.

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