Arabic News Weekly Edition for Libya, 9/25/2000
Weekly Edition, Libya - Week of September 25, 2000
- Libya: Tens killed and hundred injured in latest violence events
Tens were killed while hundreds were injured due to the latest disorders in Libya during the last 2 weeks between the Libyans and laborers from other African countries. Libya, Local, 9/30/2000 - Non-aligned movement calls for immediate lifting of sanctions on Libya
The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) countries on Friday called on the United Nations Security Council to "immediately and irrevocably lift" the sanctions imposed on Libya. Libya, Politics, 9/30/2000 - Al-Assad confers with al-Tureiki
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad on Thursday received the secretary of the people's general committee for African unity in Libya Ali Abdul Salaam al-Tureiki. Syria-Libya, Politics, 9/29/2000 - Al-Qaddafi is claimed to be a Mason
Libyan separatist Abdul Majid al-Ja'eika, the main witness in the trial of the two Libyans who are suspected to be involved in the Lockerbie case at the Scottish court in Holland claimed that the Libyan President Muammar al-Qaddafi is a Mason. Libya, Politics, 9/28/2000 - A Lybian official does not exclude Ghaddafi's visit to Iraq soon
Ali Abd El-Salam El-Tereiki, the secretary general of the Libyan public committee for the African unity who is currently visiting Jordan, said that President Moammar El-Ghaddafi will make an Arab tour soon and it is possible that he will visit Iraq, adding that Ghaddafi will officially visit Jordan soon and that there are current communications to set its date which could be October the 3rd. Libya-Jordan, Politics, 9/27/2000 - Qaddafi postpones visit to Yemen Libya-Yemen, Politics, 9/26/2000
- A new peace conference in Somalia Somalia-Libya, Politics, 9/26/2000
- Libyan cities witness violence from foreign labor
The Libyan government ended their silence following the bloody events which hit many Libyan cities since last Wednesday due to which tens were killed and wounded among whom were nearly 50 Chadi and Sudanese laborers. Libya, Local, 9/26/2000