EU lifts Libyan sanctions

The EU ended 11 years of sanctions against Libya and eased an arms embargo today to reward the North African country for giving up plans to develop weapons of mass destruction.

EU lifts Libyan sanctions
Mon, 11 Oct, 2004 - 17:01

The EU ended 11 years of sanctions against Libya and eased an arms embargo today to reward the North African country for giving up plans to develop weapons of mass destruction.

“This is a turning point in relations with Libya,” said French European Affairs Minister Claudie Haignere.

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