emg home
Large amount of money stolen, police seeks robbers NATO begins surveillance of Libya airspace Key policy rate increased to 12.25 percent Gregorian to perform in Belgrade Putin to pay working visit to Serbia on March 23 Romania: Fuel price explodes, narrows 6 RON per liter Kosor: Election date after completion of EU entry talks Bulgaria: AGRA expo kicks off BH firms hope to return to Libya soon 8.500 foreigners request long-term residence in BiH Greece: FinMin SG resigns Moody's downgrades six Greek banks Greece:New armed forces chief-of-staff announced Turkish foreign minister visiting Thrace Earthquake in China kills 13 people, injures more than 125 Slovenian MPs to visit Belgrade Dick Marty to address EP Foreign Affairs Committee Tahiri: We will not accept solutions requesting change of laws Tadic to finish Japan visit in Kyoto ANSAMED: Gaddafi envoys abroad, regime bounty on Jalil NATO chief says no plans to intervene in Libya President Ivanov nominates Dimitar Bogov for new NBRM Governor Libyan envoy due in Greece for talks Thursday Gaddafi warns against EU "interference" in call International Auto Show to be held from March 25 to April 3 Greece: Illegal migrants end hunger strike Serbian plates to be banned in Kosovo Event “Science for Serbia’s future: balance of work and prospects” to be held Meeting on Serbia’s progress report in implementing CEDAW Workshop on migration challenges to be held Prime Minister on two-day visit to Turkey First round of Belgrade-Pristina talks concluded
RSS

EU High Representative Catherine Ashton sends fact-finding team to Libya ahead of European Council

08. March 2011. | 07:56

Source: Emg.rs

Catherine Ashton, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has today sent a technical fact-finding mission to Libya - the first international mission of its kind to the country since the recent violence.

Catherine Ashton, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has today sent a technical fact-finding mission to Libya - the first international mission of its kind to the country since the recent violence.

The team will be led by Agostino Miozzo, Managing Director in the European External Action Service for Crisis Response and Operational Coordination. Its aim will be to assess humanitarian and evacuation efforts on the ground in Libya to make an appraisal of what may be needed in terms of additional support.

"I have decided to dispatch this high level mission to provide me with first-hand, real-time information to feed into the discussions leading up to Friday's extraordinary European Council when I will update Heads of State and Government on the situation," Catherine Ashton said.

"I would like to thank Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini and the Italian government for helping the EEAS in facilitating this important mission."

Mr Miozzo will be available to the media during the visit. He hopes to hold a press conference in Tripoli on Monday and he will brief the press in Brussels on his return.

Share:

Del.icio.us
Digg
My Web
Facebook
Newsvine

Enter text:

<<

07. March - 13. March 2011.

>>