EU expected to lift Libya sanctions

European Union foreign ministers are today expected to drop 11-year old sanctions against Libya and ease a separate arms embargo to reward the North African country for abandoning plans to develop weapons of mass destruction.

European Union foreign ministers are today expected to drop 11-year old sanctions against Libya and ease a separate arms embargo to reward the North African country for abandoning plans to develop weapons of mass destruction.

The 25 EU ministers opened debate on a recommendation, put forward on September 22 by EU ambassadors, to lift economic and other sanctions imposed on Tripoli and bring it in line with a United Nations decision last year.

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