The ACS will organise a seminar “The Libyan Crisis: Field complications and Prospects for Regional and International Initiatives" March 21 at 7pm at the Aljazeera Media Institute’s platform.
An in-depth analysis of changes in the Libyan scene at both domestic and external levels, particularly after the changes on the ground effected by the recent fighting around Libya’s oil fields, will be delivered. An added factor is the conflict of interests between regional and international powers over Libya and the Russian advent into the crisis.
The changes in the Libyan scene occurred after a 3-party initiative, sponsored by Tunisia, Algeria and Egypt for a political settlement to the Libyan crisis reached an impasse. This has occurred despite the support given by some European countries which showed concern with the Libya crisis, namely, France, Italy and Germany, under growing European fears of a joint Russian-American domination of the Libyan file.
The ACS and Aljazeera Mubashir TV channel will host: Dr Mohamed Khalil Al Zarouq, researcher at the Arab Centre for Research and Policy Studies; Dr Al Hussein Al Alawi, a Mauritanian researcher; Patrick Forestier, French Journalist; Al HawasTaqiya, researcher at the ACS.
