Bush lifts Libya oil sanctions

US president George Bush has taken huge steps to restore normal trade and investment ties with Libya, resuming oil imports and most commercial and financial activities as a reward to Muammar Gaddafi for eliminating his weapons of mass destruction.

Bush lifts Libya oil sanctions

US president George Bush has taken huge steps to restore normal trade and investment ties with Libya, resuming oil imports and most commercial and financial activities as a reward to Muammar Gaddafi for eliminating his weapons of mass destruction.

Libya’s actions “have made our country and the world safer”, the White House said. But some significant sanctions remain as an inducement to Libya to resolve issues still pending.

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