AMMAN — Dozens of citizens affected by Libyan debts assembled
on Sunday in front of the Libyan Embassy in Amman, according to Al-Ghad News.
The protesters demanded that the Libyan government pay the
financial dues to the owners of tourism facilities.
The head of the Committee of “those affected by Libyan debt”
Mohammed Sinan, said that the Libyan government had not paid its dues for more
than 10 years, adding that the Libyan government had made promises to pay its dues
but had not fulfilled these promises.
Sinan pointed out that a group of owners of tourism facilities
had to sell their businesses in order to pay their expenses and obligations,
stressing that they suffered from securing the basic needs of their families. He
called on all the Libyan and Jordanian authorities concerned to intervene to
end the crisis.
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AMMAN — Dozens of citizens affected by Libyan debts assembled
on Sunday in front of the
Libyan Embassy in Amman, according to Al-Ghad News.
The protesters demanded that the Libyan government pay the
financial dues to the owners of tourism facilities.
The head of the Committee of “those affected by Libyan debt”
Mohammed Sinan, said that the Libyan government had not paid its dues for more
than 10 years, adding that the Libyan government had made promises to pay its dues
but had not fulfilled these promises.
Sinan pointed out that a group of owners of tourism facilities
had to sell their businesses in order to pay their expenses and obligations,
stressing that they suffered from securing the basic needs of their families. He
called on all the Libyan and Jordanian authorities concerned to intervene to
end the crisis.
Read more Business
