U.S. to Send Envoy to Benghazi

United States (U.S.) reportedly will soon send his envoy to Libya in the near future. The envoy will meet with opposition leader Moammar Gaddafi's troops who fight for this.

U.S. diplomat Chris Stevens will travel to the opposition's defense base in Benghazi the next few days. This was done to build good relations with groups that want change in Libya's. So reported the Associated Press, Tuesday (29/03/2011).

But sending a special envoy does not describe the formal recognition of the opposition, which has indeed helped foreign forces in their efforts against the forces of Gaddafi.

The news was leaked about sending envoys while U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton preparing for a meeting with Libyan envoy Mahmoud opisisi Gabriel in London, Thursday, March 31 next.

The meeting which was originally held in London later will include Arab countries, to provide guidance for international politics and also coordinate the long-term assistance for the citizens of Libya.

Approximately 40 governmental and international organizations will discuss humanitarian aid and also the political process so citizens can choose their leaders later Libya.