Gaddafi calls for convening an African summit

Libyan leader Colonel Moammar Gaddafi expressed his hope of convening an African summit to discuss the cloudy situation in Africa and to set serious goals for a united Africa in the coming century.

During his meeting with Malawian President Bakili Muluzi yesterday Gaddafi said that Libya is exerting its utmost efforts to dissolve problems in many regions of Africa, describing these "clouds" as aggravated disputes organized by a dangerous foreign conspiracy.

He added that within the framework of the Libyan efforts to settle the continent's disputes, the two conflicted parts of Sudan were called to meet in Tripoli where a high-ranking governmental delegation in Sudan met with Sudanese People's Liberation Army leader John Garang and reached a stage that foretells a solution later on.

Gaddafi said that within the framework of Libyan efforts to dissolve the problems in Africa, Libya calls on the conflicted parties in Sierra Leone along with the Democratic Republic of the Congo to convene such meetings in Libya.