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CNN Interview
Libyan Prime Minister designate Abdurrahim El-Keib has named his new government, three months after the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi. READ MORE
Speech by Libyan Ambassador to the U.S. Ali Aujali
Friday, October 28, 2011 - Washington, DC
Libyan Ambassador to the U.S. Ali Aujali speaks at a conference hosted by the National Council on U.S.-Arab relations. READ MORE (VIDEO)
Wounded Libyan Fighters To Receive U.S. Medical Care
Press Statement - Hillary Rodham Clinton - Secretary of StateDefense Secretary Leon E. Panetta - Washington, DC - October 27, 2011
After months of struggle and sacrifice, the Libyan people have liberated their country with the support of the United States and the international community. The violent dictator and his regime have collapsed. But Libya’s new freedom has come at a price in human life and suffering. Just as the United States and the international community stood with the Libyan people during the revolution, we continue to work with Libya to address urgent humanitarian needs.
Saturday, in response to a request by the Transitional National Council, the United States is transporting 24 seriously wounded fighters to Spaulding Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. An additional six critical cases will be transferred to Germany for immediate care. All of these patients were injured as a result of recent fighting and suffer from conditions that cannot currently be treated in Libya.
The United States offers this humanitarian gesture of emergency medical evacuation assistance as a token of our support for the democratic aspirations of the Libyan people and our hope for a continued strong partnership as they build a new Libya.
Libyan Prime Minister designate Abdurrahim El-Keib has named his new government, three months after the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi. READ MORE
Speech by Libyan Ambassador to the U.S. Ali Aujali
Friday, October 28, 2011 - Washington, DC
Libyan Ambassador to the U.S. Ali Aujali speaks at a conference hosted by the National Council on U.S.-Arab relations. READ MORE (VIDEO)
Wounded Libyan Fighters To Receive U.S. Medical Care
Press Statement - Hillary Rodham Clinton - Secretary of StateDefense Secretary Leon E. Panetta - Washington, DC - October 27, 2011
After months of struggle and sacrifice, the Libyan people have liberated their country with the support of the United States and the international community. The violent dictator and his regime have collapsed. But Libya’s new freedom has come at a price in human life and suffering. Just as the United States and the international community stood with the Libyan people during the revolution, we continue to work with Libya to address urgent humanitarian needs.
Saturday, in response to a request by the Transitional National Council, the United States is transporting 24 seriously wounded fighters to Spaulding Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. An additional six critical cases will be transferred to Germany for immediate care. All of these patients were injured as a result of recent fighting and suffer from conditions that cannot currently be treated in Libya.
The United States offers this humanitarian gesture of emergency medical evacuation assistance as a token of our support for the democratic aspirations of the Libyan people and our hope for a continued strong partnership as they build a new Libya.
What the Libya intervention
achieved.
Mustafa Abdul Jalil, leader of Libya's interim National Transitional Council, declared the end of the war and the liberation of Libya on Sunday following the controversial death of Moammar Qaddafi.
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Why Libya has a real shot at democracy and stability
New York (CNN) -- Libyans poured into the streets Thursday to celebrate the death of Moammar Gadhafi. After months of intense fighting, rebel fighters finally overran Gadhafi's last stronghold in his hometown of Sirte, marking the end of his 42-year rule.
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Mustafa Abdul Jalil, leader of Libya's interim National Transitional Council, declared the end of the war and the liberation of Libya on Sunday following the controversial death of Moammar Qaddafi.
READ MORE
Why Libya has a real shot at democracy and stability
New York (CNN) -- Libyans poured into the streets Thursday to celebrate the death of Moammar Gadhafi. After months of intense fighting, rebel fighters finally overran Gadhafi's last stronghold in his hometown of Sirte, marking the end of his 42-year rule.
READ MORE