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January 10, 2020 10:15 PM Tripoli will pay $ 2.7bn in claims for loans accrued before 2011, when Gaddafi's regime was brought down by the uprising. This was announced by Muzaffer Aksoy, president of the Turkish-Libyan Economic Council, quoted by the Libyan media. The sum includes a billion dollar letter of credit, also linked to the Turkish military intervention; 1.2 billion in unpaid debt and 500 million in damages to machinery and equipment suffered since 2011. Ankara has suspended contracts for 16 billion dollars.Libya will pay $ 2.7 billion to Turkey
2020-01-10T20:31:29.358Z
9.15pm Tripoli will pay $ 2.7bn in claims for loans accrued before 2011, when Gaddafi's regime was brought down by the uprising. This was announced by Muzaffer Aksoy, president of the Turkish-Libyan Economic Council, quoted by the Libyan media. The sum includes a billion dollar letter of credit, also linked to the Turkish military intervention; 1.2 billion in unpaid debt and 500 million in damages to machinery and equipment suffered since 2011. Ankara has suspended contracts for 16 billion dollars.
Source: rainews