World must do more for Libyans, aid groups say ...Kuwait

The international community must focus on providing civilians in war-torn Libya with their day-to-day needs, aid groups have said, in the run-up to a major conference meant to bring the country a step closer to peace and stability. The Libya conference will take place on 23 June in Berlin, hosted by the German government and the United Nations. Elections, set for 24 December and stabilisation, will be high on the agenda but focus also needs to placed on the basic needs of civilians in Libya, the aid groups working in the country said in a joint statement released Monday. "The stability of Libya will not come about by just holding elections or withdrawing foreign fight

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