Ghassan Salame (front), head of the UN Support Mission in Libya, speaks during a press conference following a meeting with the Libyan UN-backed Foreign Minister Mohamed Sayala, in the Libyan capital Tripoli, April 19, 2018. Ghassan Salame on Thursday said the Mission is seeking to invest the results of the recent Arab Summit and African Union's High-Level Committee on Libya to benefit the sovereignty of Libya. (Xinhua/Hamza Turkia)
TRIPOLI, April 19 (Xinhua) -- Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya, Ghassan Salame, on Thursday said the Mission is seeking to invest the results of the recent Arab Summit and African Union's High-Level Committee on Libya to benefit the sovereignty of Libya.
Salame made his remarks during a press conference following a meeting with the Libyan UN-backed Foreign Minister, Mohamed Sayala, in the capital Tripoli.
Salame said the meeting discussed achieving the best results of the Arab Summit and the African Union's High-Level Committee on Libya.
He added that he attended the two meetings with Sayala and discussed means to invest the results of the meetings for the benefit of Libya's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity.
The Saudi city of Dhahran recently hosted the 29th ordinary Arab Summit, in presence of a number of leaders of the region.
Addis Ababa also hosted two days ago the meeting of the High-level Ministerial Committee of the African Union and confirmed its support for Libya's sovereignty and political process through the UN road map, which is mainly based on holding elections before the end of 2018.
