Traduction de «Tripoli » (Anglais → Français) :

6. Is deeply worried by IS expansion in northern Africa and especially in Libya, where the group is taking advantage of the political vacuum and the escalation of violence in the country; recalls that IS already controls the town of Darna in the east and has a foothold in major towns including Tripoli, Benghazi and Sirte; believes that the region risks ending up in destructive chaos along the lines of what is happening in Syria and Iraq; strongly condemns the murders by IS in 2015 of two Egyptians, the reporter Sofien Chourabi and the camera operator Nadhir Ktari; also strongly condemns the attack of 27 January 2015 on the Corinthia ...[+++]Hotel in Tripoli, which cost nine lives, including those of an American security contractor and a French citizen; also denounces the kidnapping by IS and other affiliated terrorist groups (Ansar al-Sharia) of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians in Sirte; calls for the immediate release of those hostages;

C. whereas fighting erupted on 13 July 2014 over the control of Tripoli International Airport between armed militias from Zintan and their allies, and the ‘Libya Dawn’ coalition, composed mainly of Islamist militias from Misrata; whereas Libya Dawn forces took over Tripoli Airport on 24 August 2014 and have since been in control of most of Tripoli, including ministry and institutional headquarters;

A. whereas while the Free Libya Forces have liberated Tripoli and have control of Libya’s key population centres and Gaddafi is no longer in Tripoli, pro-Gaddafi forces still pose a threat and in particular control the towns of Bani Walid, Sirte, and Sebha in the south;

2. Calls on the international community to support the Libyans in rebuilding their country through ensuring security, helping to address immediate humanitarian needs and supporting and assisting in the processes of reconstruction, where necessary; reminds the international community that hospitals and clinics in Tripoli are in urgent need of humanitarian support in order that they may adequately deal with the 5 000 or so wounded patients; reiterates the need for urgent repair work to be undertaken on Libya’s basic infrastructure, such as water systems, whose deteriorating condition has resulted in substantial numbers of people in Tripo ...[+++]li being without access to clean water;

– having regard to the Tripoli Declaration issued at the Third Africa-EU Summit held in Tripoli, Libya, on 29 and 30 November 2010,

The entry ‘Sayadi, Nabil Abdul Salam (alias Abu Zeinab); date of birth: 1.1.1966 in El Hadid, Tripoli, Lebanon; nationality: Belgian since 18.9.2001; spouse of Patricia Vinck; married on 29.5.1992 in Peschawar, Pakistan’ under the heading ‘Natural persons’ shall be replaced by the following: