The President of Libya’s House of Representatives, Counselor Agila Saleh, held a pivotal meeting on Sunday with a delegation from the Libyan government’s High Committee for Emergency and Rapid Response. The committee was led by Deputy Prime Ministers Ali Al-Qatrani and Salem Al-Zadma.
Focused Discussions on Derna
The primary aim of the discussions was to assess the ongoing search and rescue operations in the streets and areas of Derna city. The delegation also briefed Saleh on the latest developments in regions affected by recent floods and inundations.
Praise for Relentless Efforts
Saleh lauded the relentless efforts put forth by various units of the armed forces, local and international teams, and volunteers from all over Libya. He expressed gratitude for their swift response from day one of the tragedy, highlighting their commendable determination in tackling the challenges presented by the floods.
Government Participation in the Meeting
It’s noteworthy that the meeting was attended by prominent figures from the Libyan government. These included the Minister of Interior, Essam Abu Zriba; Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energies, Awad Al-Badri; and Minister of Communications and Informatics, Salem Al-Darsi. Several heads of security agencies were also present.
Details of the meeting were provided by the media office of the President of the House of Representatives via their official Facebook page.
Libya, a North African nation with a rich history, has recently been affected by severe floods and inundations, particularly in areas like Derna. The country has been mobilizing resources, both local and international, to address the challenges presented by these natural disasters.
Efforts have been focused not only on immediate relief but also on assessing the damage and devising strategies for future preparedness. The involvement of high-ranking officials in these discussions underscores the significance and urgency of the situation.
