Libya celebrates independence day

The fighters could join the national army, security forces, or other national departments according to their contributions in the war. The transitional government would also offer subsidies for those who opt to start their own businesses.

Al-Keib noted that the transitional government faced tremendous challenges in rebuilding the war-ravaged country, especially security threats from widespread holding of weapons by civilians.
To improve the security situation, the prime minister said, the transitional government planned to create jobs to get more people employed, and gradually get back the weapons.

Libya won independence from Italy’s rule and formed the United Libyan Kingdom on Deember 24, 1951 under the late King Idris. Gaddafi scrapped the independence day celebration when he came to power and abolished the monarchy in 1969. — Xinhua.

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