Arab Parliament urges Libyans to start dialogue to preserve Libya's unity

The Arab Parliament called on the Libyan people to engage in a serious dialogue to reach a solution saving the unity of the country.
In a statement at the end of a session under its president Ahmed el-Jarawan at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo on Tuesday, the Arab parliament rejected all foreign interference in the Libyan internal affairs.
The statement said the Arab parliament is following up with interest the developments in Libya, calling on all Libyans to immediately start dialogue to end the bloodshed.
On Somalia, the Arab parliament condemned all criminal and terrorist acts that target the stability of Somalia, warning against measures taken by some foreign companies to loot the wealth and natural resources of the Somali people