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The 18 Sicilian fishermen had been detained in the Libyan city since September. Libyan Prime Minister and Foreign Minister
The 18 Sicilian fishermen had been detained in the Libyan city since September. Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Libya
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There is the announcement by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Luigi di Maio: “Free Italian fishermen.” After about three months, therefore, the day of the liberation of the 18 fishermen from Mazara del Vallo who had been arrested in Libya arrived. “Our fishermen are free. In a few hours they will be able to hug their family and loved ones again. Thanks to Aise (our external intelligence) and to all the diplomatic corps that worked to bring them back home. A hug to the entire community of Mazara del Vallo. The government continues to strongly support Libya’s stabilization process. This is what President Giuseppe Conte and I reiterate today in Haftar, during our interview in Benghazi, ”wrote Di Maio on Fb Di Maio, who flew with Prime Minister Conte to Libya on December 17.
Conte publishes photos of fishermen: good return home
“Good homecoming.” Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte writes this on Twitter, posting a photo of fishermen released in Libya after 108 days in prison. “The fishermen have already spoken with their families and are on board their two fishing boats Antarctica and Medinea. even his Muslim colleagues after months managed to exchange a few words with relatives, ”said the mayor of Mazara del Vallo, Salvatore Quinci.
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Conte and Di Maio in Benghazi
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and Chancellor Luigi Di Maio flew on the morning of December 17 to Benghazi, Libya, the stronghold of General Khalifa el-Haftar, where the crews of two Italian fishing boats from Mazara del Vallo were detained since the beginning of September. . : 18 people, including 8 Italians, 6 Tunisians, 2 Indonesians and 2 Senegalese.
The meeting at Palazzo Chigi between Conte and Renzi postponed to 19
The sudden departure from the trip to Libya forced the Prime Minister to postpone his meeting with the Italian delegation alive and its leader Matteo Renzi until the afternoon of December 17 at 7:00 p.m., initially scheduled for 9 a.m. on December 17 . .
