France's Macron says working for new Libya meeting to solve crisis
- Country:
- France
France's president said on Tuesday he wanted to gather together all of Libya's neighbours to help find a solution to the country's conflict.
"This is the initiative that France wishes to lead in the coming weeks in conjunction with the Secretary General of the United Nations: bringing together all the neighbouring countries to help bring about the Libyan solution. This re-engagement of the Libyan neighbourhood is essential in the long-term," Emmanuel Macron said in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly.
He did not name which countries he wanted to involve in the talks or elaborate on the details.
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