
Menfi discusses political developments in Libya with French Ambassador
The meeting focused on ways to support the ongoing political process in a manner that ensures stability and brings an end to the transitional phases through a comprehensive national vision, according to a statement by the Council's media office.
During the meeting, Ambassador Mihraje extended his congratulations to Menfi on his safe return to Libya following a medical treatment trip abroad, wishing him good health and continued success. News Tagged: Mohammad Menfi Mostafa Mihraje

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