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EU to extend Libya arms embargo mission to 2023

AFP , Wednesday 17 Mar 2021

'The council will adopt a decision next week extending its mandate for two extra years until end of March 2023,' a senior EU official said, referring to the body representing member states

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The European Union will extend for two years its military mission in the Mediterranean policing the UN arms embargo on conflict-wracked Libya, senior EU officials said Wednesday.

"The council will adopt a decision next week extending its mandate for two extra years until end of March 2023," a senior EU official said, referring to the body representing member states.

 

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