The Libyan embassy in Rome on
Tuesday hailed the reopening of Italy's embassy in Tripoli.
Ambassador Ahmed Safar told ANSA the move showed Italy's
interest in stability at a time when Italy has joined the UN
Security Council and is set to start leading the G7, and that
the Mediterranean was a joint priority, regarding "common
challenges for security".
"Furthermore," Safar said, "the reopening of the embassy will
be useful not only for bilateral relations but will also act as
a catalyst for other countries which will want to reopen their
missions" to Libya.
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