Panafrican News Agency

October 5, 2000

Ali Dellali
Amman, Jordan

Libyan leader, Col. Moammar Kadhafi, and King Abdallah II of
Jordan have condemned Israel for what they called the "massacre" of
Palestinian people.

Kadhafi began a three-day visit to Jordan Wednesday as part an Arab tour
that has already taken him to
Egypt.

Libyan delegation sources said he and the Jordanian monarch reviewed the
Arab situation in general and
the fresh upsurge of violence in the occupied Arab territories in
particular, namely the bloody clashes
between Palestinians and Israelis.

They condemned "the massacres perpetrated by Israeli occupation forces
against the Palestinian people
and the irresponsible acts of provocation in territories under Palestinian
authority," the sources added.

The two leaders reaffirmed their total support to the Palestinian people
and their legitimate right to set up
an independent state with its capital in "Al-Qods" (Jerusalem).

More than 50 people, mainly Palestinians have been killed in renewed
violence in the volatile Middle
East region.

Kadhafi and King Abdallah II also discussed trade and the promotion of
Libyan investments in Jordan.

Political issues of interest to the Arab and African regions were also
discussed, with the Libyan calling
on Arab countries to support the African Union project.

Kadhafi is expected to meet with intellectuals and journalists and address
the Jordanian Parliament.

Relations between Tripoli and Amman have developed remarkably since King
Abdallah II came to the
throne in 1999.

The monarch has visited Libya twice.

Kadhafi's Arab tour is essentially aimed at rekindling Afro- Arab
co-operation especially in the
economic field to tackle the challenges of globalisation.

Accompanying him on the tour are the Libyan Minister for African Affairs,
Ali Triki and the Director of
the Africa Department, Ayad Tayari.


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