Fatalla Elzuni, Libya's Minister of Youth, in an address on Thursday to the UN General Assembly, expressed deep sympathy and offered his condolences to Libyans "in the throes of a disastrous tragedy" following the devastating rains and floods that hit the east of the country last week.
Fatalla Elzuni, Libya's Minister of Youth, in an address on Thursday to the UN General Assembly, expressed deep sympathy and offered his condolences to Libyans"in the throes of a disastrous tragedy" following the devastating rains and floods that hit the east of the country last week.
"I wish to begin by expressing my condolences to the people of Libya. I wish to do so personally. I convey my full sympathy and deepest condolences to the families of the victims of the flooding and torrential rains in the region of Jabal al-Akhdar, especially in the towns of Derna, Bayda, and Sousse," he told delegates at the General Assembly's annual high-level debate.
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