AL-QADHDHAFI SPEAKS TO 6TH SESSION OF GENERAL CONGRESS

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP05-01559R000400370128-4
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• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 3, 2012
• Sequence Number: 128
• Publication Date: November 18, 1976
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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Tripoli ARNA in English 1234 GMr 18 Nov 76 LD.
[Excerpt] Tripoli, November 18, ARNA--Ws Imelda Marcos left here this morning for home
after a 4-day visit to the Libyan Arab Republic. She was seen off at the Tripoli air-
port by Dr 'Ali tAbd as-Salam at-Triki, minister of state for foreign affairs, and
'Abd al-Jati al-'Ubaydi, minister of civil service and labour, and some officials of the
Foreign Ministry.
[iADHDHA.FI SPEAKS TO 6TH SESSION OF GENERAL CONGRESS ~Z - ~i9 -7C vZ o2
Tripoli Domestic Service in Arabic 1730 GMr 18 Nov 76 JN
[Excerpts] The General People's Congress held its sixth session this morning at 0915.
The congress continued its discussion of the transformation budget.
During the discussion, the brother chairman of the congress Mi'ammar al-Qadhdhafi ex-
plained that the secretary generals of the popular congresses should devote their remarks
to the projects proposed by their popular congresses. He said that they should benefit
from the ministers' explanations regarding projects which the ministries are implementing
in the various sectors. He said that there should be no repetition of demands for
projects already included in the plan because the projects which have been implemented
or the projects that are currently under implementation have been drafted and planned
by the Revolution Command Council, the Supreme Planning Council and the cabinet. No
one had demanded such projects before, he said, such as land reclamation, housing,
transport, sewage and industry.
The chairman of the congress explained the need for submitting a comprehensive plan in
the future, including the projects under implementation, to the popular congresses
for study. In this way it can be determined whether their needs are included in the
projects of the plan. In other words, nothing included in the plan should be requested
by the popular congresses, and demands should be restricted to necessary and significant
projects which are not included in the plan, he said.
The session was adjourned at 1420. The seventh session will be held at 0900 on Saturday.
The Interior Ministry submitted to the General. People's Congress a detailed report on its
achievements in 1976. The report affirms the Interior Ministry's concern for preserva-
tion of the achievements of the Libyan Arab people. It also affirms the Interior
Ministry's and the Libyan Arab people's aspirations to defeat backwardness and to achieve
a good standard of living, security and reassurance for the homeland and the citizens.
MJROCCO
KING HAS FURTHER TALKS WITH SAUDI CROWN PRINCE
Rabat Domestic Service in Arabic 2000 G IC 18 Nov 76 LD
[Text] His Majesty King Hassan received His Royal Highness Prince Fahd ibn 'Abd al-'Aziz,
heir apparent and deputy prime minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in the royal pal-
ace in Marrakech today. The meeting lasted about 1 hour. The king and his guest were
then joined by Ahmed Osman, prime minister; Prince Sa'ud al-Faysal, Saudi foreign
minister; Dr Ahmed Laraki, minister of state in charge of foreign affairs; Ahmed Taibi
Benhima, minister of state in charge of information; Ahmed Bensoudah, director of the
royal court; and Fakhri Sayif al-Ard, ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to
Rabat.
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S tIDAN
UGANDAN PRESIDENT IDI AMIN BEGINS 2-DAY STATE VISIT
Welcomed by Numayri
Kampala Domestic Service in English 1900 GMT 18 Nov 76 LD/EA
[Excerpts] President Idi Amin has arrived i
invitation of President Numayri. He was met
port by President Numayri, his cabinet minis
ios1 party, and diplomats accredited to the
Mr Omar (Mater).
communications, Mr Paul Etlang; of planning
Forces, Brigadier (Bogorreh), and the chief
the outgoing Sudanese ambassador to Uganda,
Moses Ali; of transport and
c development, Mr Jumba Masagazi;
medical officer, Uganda Armed
The delegation alas at strengthening the alre4dy existing good relationship with Sudan,
Omdurman Domestic Service in Arabic 1930 GM1f 1D Nov 76 LD/EA
[Excerpt] Official talks began at the Pe
the Sudanese side, led by the Leader-Pre
republic, and the Ugandan side led by
dent
Excel
president of the sisterly Republic of Banda.
the two countries and ways to (?stre hen) coo
sis on the fields of transport and c unicatio
of common interest were also discus d, on which
dialog between the two sides.
Palace at 1830 this evening between
a !far Muhammad Numayri, president of the
ency Field Marshal Al-Hai Idi Amin Dada,
The talks covered common issues between
ration between them, with special empha-
[words indistinct]. Political issues
the viewpoints concurred in a fruitful
WESTERN SA
Algiers Domestic Service in/Arabic 2000 GMT 18 Nov176 LD
[Text] 'Abd al-Hakim Ibrahim, foreign minister of he Saharan Democratic Arab Republic
[SDAR], has made a staten#nt to the Swiss Radio in *hich he announced the POLISARIO
'Abd al-Hakim Ibrahim explained that tourist installations in Morocco are a source of
income for the aggressive war that the Moroccan invaders are waging against the Saharan
people. He called on tourists to keep away from tourist regions because they are regarded
as battle areas and war zones. The POLISARIO Front will not be responsible for anything
that may happen to anyone found in these regions.
Khartoum for a 2-day visit to Sudan at the
on arrival at Khartoum International Hir-
ers, members 9Y the Sudanese ruling polit-
Sudan, including Uganda's charge d 'affaires,
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