(ANSAmed) - TUNIS, FEBRUARY 4 - Prior to planning any foreign
intervention in Libya, it is necessary to ''take into
consideration the interests of neighboring countries and
especially Tunisia'', Tunisian president Beji Caid Essebsi said
Thursday.
The remark came during a meeting with diplomatic missions and
international organizations accredited in Tunis.
President Essebsi underscored the repercussions of the Libyan
conflict on Tunisia's security and stability, expressing his
confidence in Libyans' ability to deal with internal divergences
without foreign interference.
The head of state called on the international community to
help Libyans achieve ''full reconciliation'' to conclude the
political transition process and to begin to rebuild for a
''better future for Libya and the region in general''.
''It is in the interests of Tunisia, the region and the world,'' he concluded, ''that Libya be united and stable''.
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''It is in the interests of Tunisia, the region and the world,'' he concluded, ''that Libya be united and stable''.
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