...س مهتمة بمالي ورأت أن الفراغ في مالي يمل...
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00:00She was interested in Mali and saw that the vacuum in Mali is filled by if France would like to prevent a repetition of the same scenario in.
00:08So I'm guessing this document is in its 40 pages
00:13he will talk about in Ukraine, in Syria, in Libya as well.
00:17So the French politicians would like to
00:23There is some uproar in the media about these sanctions, and we are talking about these sanctions over the weekend.
00:32So that's what's pointing fingers at these mercenaries
00:37and may appear in an additional way on Russia, because in the future, we may also see from Russia, but we may expect from some Chinese groups
00:47which will be active in the future and is now receiving lessons from the Russian mercenaries.
00:51So now we need to develop a clear strategy in order to avoid that, because it is traditional and historical, that will destabilize the region.
01:01Then I hope the European Union is serious
01:06in the implementation of these sanctions, and this is what we will see in the future because we have seen these fruits that were lost in the past and until now
01:16I am talking and we are hearing the permits, but we are waiting for the results.
01:20Well, I will get back to you Mr. Ibrahim. Mr. Ibrahim, there is a great support for the political process inside Libya. Excuse me
01:27to a large extent from Europe and also from Libya's neighbors in light of these sanctions, which may affect
01:36it is not satisfactory as I mentioned, but it may be comprehensive for this group and therefore it may affect in a limited way. but
01:44What about the political process in Libya? Do you think it will continue and resist all these factors
01:49So you can get to safety?
01:54I do not think so, because I am now waiting, perhaps in the coming hours, for the announcement of the death of the election project or its cancellation
02:01with a postponement formula, of course, only because those interventions and the state of faltering at all levels, whether from
02:10the international intersections that
02:12was negatively reflected on a political process in Libya, the absence of consensus, the absence of a good mediator in the United Nations mission or the current United Nations envoy. Frankly, he was not able
02:22to present something, and the second man Zenga, the African Mozambican
02:27who was responsible for the negotiations inside Libya. He did not offer much, but at the hands of the two men. Both of them
02:35the political process did not move forward, but
02:38We are now witnessing a gradual collapse and only the announcement of the collapse of this project, and we will enter now
02:46Something's between in a new phase.
02:48Perhaps we will go again to search for consensus and search for the management of consensus, because even authorities inside Libya do not seem to
02:57Duly supported.