PM El-Keeb Flies to Benghazi to Participate in the Revolution Day Celebrations

The official event to commemorate the February 17 revolution in Libya is to be held in the eastern city of Benghazi where it all began. It will be attended by all the prominent figures including the prime minister Abdurrahim el-Keeb, who has already reached Benghazi, and the head of the National Transitional Council, Mustafa Abdul-Jalil.

Friday will mark the first year anniversary of the bloody revolution that toppled dictator Gaddafi from power.

The emotions are high in the streets of different cities with people wanting to celebrate their victory and to honour the martyrs of the revolution. Many different events have been planned on different levels.

This article has ( 2 ) Comment(s)

Name: khalil	Date: 14/02/2012 20:45:27
Comment: God bless Libya and Benghazi, always carried the fight for justice and human dignity For ever live the revaluation never forget our heroes whom gave their live for their country Happy and save first year celebration to a beautiful Benghazi and all Libya You are always in our hearts Martyr Abdulla Ali Elmosmary “Benghazi ‘and all Martyrs in all Libya

Name: Dr Nagi Barakat	Date: 15/02/2012 12:29:39
Comment: No one invited the members of the executive coomittee at NTC yet. They should be invited to attend this celeberation. My be out of sight is out of mind

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