The Jordanian monarch to visit Libya

Jordan's King Abdullah Bin al-Hussein will head to Libya in coming week to fulfill an official invitation from Libyan President Moammar Gaddafi to discuss bilateral relations, the current Arab situation and regional, international and Arab issues.

Libyan sources told ArabicNews.com that Libya will inform the Jordanian monarch and his accompanying delegation about the results of investigations made into the suspects in the Lockerbie case, the support received by Libya from the Arab and Islamic states and the Non-Aligned Movement.

The sources added, "Libya will ask the Jordanian monarch to make a comprehensive review of the peace process and the signed agreements with Israel, especially as Libya opposes the peace process."

The sources said the two leaders will discuss bilateral relations, Arab reconciliation, the situation in Iraq and urging Yemen to convene an Arab summit.