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PARIS - French President Nicolas Sarkozy had agreed with Libyan opposition National Transition Council to travel to the opposition stronghold in Benghazi.
Although Sarkozy had been informed of his arrival to the opposition, but when the visit will be made and other details still to be planned and the trip only briefly. Such as reported by CBS on Saturday (23/04/2011).
Sarkozy plans to conduct a discussion at next week's meeting with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's financial free ways for the people of Libya so that opposition forces can access finance easily.
The UN resolution in February set an arms embargo and travel ban on Libya as well as freezing assets of Gaddafi and his family are also members of his administration.
It is said, the Government of France and Italy is planning the release of finances for Libya to help fund the opposition who experience financial difficulties, but other European countries are still debating this.
The French government still refused to plan for arming the opposition, but the governments of other countries agree with this move, if permitted by the existing international resolutions.
Although Sarkozy had been informed of his arrival to the opposition, but when the visit will be made and other details still to be planned and the trip only briefly. Such as reported by CBS on Saturday (23/04/2011).
Sarkozy plans to conduct a discussion at next week's meeting with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's financial free ways for the people of Libya so that opposition forces can access finance easily.
The UN resolution in February set an arms embargo and travel ban on Libya as well as freezing assets of Gaddafi and his family are also members of his administration.
It is said, the Government of France and Italy is planning the release of finances for Libya to help fund the opposition who experience financial difficulties, but other European countries are still debating this.
The French government still refused to plan for arming the opposition, but the governments of other countries agree with this move, if permitted by the existing international resolutions.
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