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Libya to pay €132.5m for French jetliner bombing

Libya has signed a compensation accord worth €132.5m with families of victims of a 1989 French jetliner bombing over Africa.

Fri, 09 Jan, 2004 - 10:40

Libya has signed a compensation accord worth €132.5m with families of victims of a 1989 French jetliner bombing over Africa.

The deal also should open the way to a new era of ties between Tripoli and Paris.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Africa Place: Tripoli Place: Paris Place: Niger desert Place: France Person: Guillaume Denoix de Saint Marc Event: 1989 Organisation: Libya Organisation: UTA

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