Libya’s Reconciliation with the West

Along with the constant development of current affairs issues, a part of the Arab world is at an important intersection, pursuing changes in foreign policy that have not been seen for at least 30 years and a new attitude towards the West. The departure from international isolation is preceded by a steady increase in settlement with the world's military hegemony. This will make it an important player in the future not only in the regional issues of their own country but also in major world politics and in opportunities to achieve greater economic growth and development and to build integrated multilateral trade can do.

West vigorously encouraged reconciliation between blacks and blacks, between blacks and whites, blacks and Jews, but intellectual settlement is not the same as emotional reconciliation, emotional reconciliation with political reconciliation It is not the same thing. His sweetness fell in various chaotic forms in the west. Last year, he was supporting the candidacy of Al Sharpton in the New York Senate. The reader 's "Daily News" is "in progress", Farrakhan is also "ongoing", but Farrakhan has a "long way".

Minister Tirellen emphasized a fruitful discussion with colleagues in Libya in the UK, France, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt. He emphasized that the goal of the United States is to find a way forward in Libya, to create stability and reconciliation, and to revive Libya under a functioning government. After talks with Prime Minister Theresa Mey and Assistant Secretary of Foreign Affairs Johnson, Director Tillerson explained the US-US relationship as a "special relationship" based on "actions to achieve our common goal" . commitment. "He emphasized the field of common concern of North Korea to deal with the threat of Iran in the Middle East. He also emphasized that the United States and Britain are jointly interested in finding solutions to the conflict in Syria once the collapse of the Islamic state is over.

Libya with an area of ​​1,759,540 square kilometers (679,362 square miles) or more is the 16th largest country in the world. The northern part of Libya is the Mediterranean Sea, Tunisia and Algeria in the west, Niger in the southwest, Chad in the south, Sudan in the south, Egypt in the east. Libya lies between north latitude 19 ° and 34 ° north east longitude 9 ° to 26 °. With 1,770 km (1,100 miles) of coastline, Libya is the longest coastline in Africa bordering the Mediterranean. The Mediterranean region north of Libya is often called the Libyan Sea. Most climates are very dry and like desert. However, the northern region enjoys a more mild Mediterranean climate.