Libya
The government of Abdel Hamid al -Tutta in Tripoli, on Saturday morning, refused to resign in the backdrop of any minister, agent or government official, in the backdrop of the recent events in the capital, Tripoli, in spite of this, the number of officials increasing.
In a statement, the government said that “all ministers are naturally pursuing their work,” explained that it follows the resignation of two ministers and many agents on some social media pages. “
He added in his statement that he posted on his Facebook page: “The government evaluates the extent of the pressure to be paid in this situation, and that all ministers are naturally continuing their work, and that any official results are provided exclusively through recognized channels and not in incredible publications.”
Successful Congressmen
In the recent hours, a large number of ministers and agents of the National Unity Government in Libya have submitted their resignation in the wake of the current situation in the country.
In the names that announced resignation from the Tabiba government; The Deputy Prime Minister of the Southern Region, Ramadan Abu Jana, Oil Minister Mohammed Awain, Local Government Minister Badr al -Dhumi, Housing and Construction Minister Abubakar Muhammad al -Qawi and Economic Minister Muhammad al -Huaj.
Among the resigned, the Minister of Industrial and minerals, Ahmed Abu Hesa, Justice Halima al -Pusifi, Cultural Minister Maproka Tokie, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Water Resources, who appointed Mohammed Faj Khanidi, and the ministry of the Ministry.
Although the Dubai government refused to resign, many of them went out in video clips to officially announce the resignation.
Warnings and threats
The Tabiba government warned against the decisions of the protests in Tripoli from Al -Salamia, “Security services have thwarted the attempt to Tripoli in the capital city.
In the previous report, the government emphasized that “the end of the entire bias to the armed groups, the police and the regular security services is a vast popular demand, which is the source of the creation of law and institutions.”
Widespread demonstrations erupted in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, where hundreds of protesters gathered near the headquarters of the Dubai government, while Libyan President’s Council, Prime Minister Abdel Hamid al -Dhuda, announced the withdrawal of the legal.
