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209758
Tue, 09/27/2011 - 16:56
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LIBYA ENVOY LAUDS MALAYSIA'S RECOGNITION OF NTC
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 27 (Bernama) -- Libya has thanked the Malaysian
government over its recognition of the National Transitional Council (NTC) as the legitimate interim government in the northern African country.
Libyan ambassador to Malaysia Dr Abu Bakar Al-Mansori said the Malaysian government is very close to the Libyan issues and has been one of the first to support anti-Gaddafi forces.
"I think the announcement by the Malaysian government was very clear, indicating that that the Malaysian people are highly supportive of the legitimate government present in Libya," he told Bernama during a visit to the Malaysian national news agency here on Tuesday.
Dr Al-Mansori said he would like Malaysia to help rebuild the strife-torn but oil-rich country.
Last month, Malaysia joined other international voices in recognising NTC to help bring about lasting peace and stability to Libya and its people.
Dr Al-Mansori said the difficulties faced by his country have not stopped Libyan students from pursuing their studies abroad, including in Malaysian institutions of higher learning.
He noted that the Malaysian government had done its best to help Libyan students who had trouble paying their fees over the past few months.
government over its recognition of the National Transitional Council (NTC) as the legitimate interim government in the northern African country.
Libyan ambassador to Malaysia Dr Abu Bakar Al-Mansori said the Malaysian government is very close to the Libyan issues and has been one of the first to support anti-Gaddafi forces.
"I think the announcement by the Malaysian government was very clear, indicating that that the Malaysian people are highly supportive of the legitimate government present in Libya," he told Bernama during a visit to the Malaysian national news agency here on Tuesday.
Dr Al-Mansori said he would like Malaysia to help rebuild the strife-torn but oil-rich country.
Last month, Malaysia joined other international voices in recognising NTC to help bring about lasting peace and stability to Libya and its people.
Dr Al-Mansori said the difficulties faced by his country have not stopped Libyan students from pursuing their studies abroad, including in Malaysian institutions of higher learning.
He noted that the Malaysian government had done its best to help Libyan students who had trouble paying their fees over the past few months.
