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vacation(u:gmail.com> Subject: Libyan Delegation to come to NYC next week Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2011 06:03:50 +0000 Jeffrey: Initially we invited Dr, Ali Tarhouni, currently the Minister of Finance & Oil in the TNC government and previously a Senior Lecturer in Business Economics at the University of Washingto

nd put on a government hit list in 1981. But he is unable to come because Mustafa Abdul Jalil, President of the Transitional National Council and Dr Mahmoud Jibril, Acting Prime Minister and charged with forming the first Libyan government after Qaddafi are coming to New York next week for one day to meet with

it with the busiest hotel , traffic week in new york.. On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 2:03 AM, Gregory Brown < Jeffrey: wrote: Initially we invited Dr, Ali Tarhouni, currently the Minister of Finance & Oil in the TNC government and previously a Senior Lecturer in Business Economics at the University of Washingto

nd put on a government hit list in 1981. But he is unable to come because Mustafa Abdul Jalil, President of the Transitional National Council and Dr Mahmoud Jibril, Acting Prime Minister and charged with forming the first Libyan government after Qaddafi are coming to New York next week for one day to meet with

ed the airstrike killed him, and some officials of the Transitional National Council made clear he died at their own hands. A reporter accompanying Ali Tarhouni, the interim government's oil and finance minister, who visited Misurata to view the body, saw Colonel Qaddafi splayed out on a mattress in the rece

n one post. Within an hour of the news of Colonel Qaddafi's death, Libyans were celebrating. "We have been waiting for this moment for a long time, Mahmoud Jibril, the prime minister of the Transitional National Council, the interim government, said. "Muammar Qaddafi is dead." He was speaking at a news confere

ether EFTA00584932 22 the NTC succeeds in bridging several divides that are already evident in Libya between: 1) Emigre leaders (exemplified by Ali Tarhouni, deputy chairman of the NTC and head of both the Oil Ministry and the SSC, who fled Libya in 1973 and had been teaching economics in the United Sta

on. This applies even to those who were not part of Qaddafi's feared intelligence and security apparatus. A case in point is interim prime minister Mahmoud Jibril, who served as head of Qaddafi's National Economic Development Board before defecting once the rebellion began. Tensions between him and the Islam