NTC Appointed Representatives During The Civil War
The National Transitional Council had opened representative missions abroad during the civil war. Several countries had recognised the council as the sole "governing authority" in Libya and some of these countries invited the council to appoint diplomatic envoys and to take over Libyan embassies in their capitals. A number of embassies and diplomatic offices in other countries have declared allegiance to the council unilaterally, but it is unclear whether they are in communication with it.
Representative missions of the NTC during the civil war:
- Bulgaria
- Sofia – Isse Rabii Anshour (ambassador)
- Canada
- Ottawa – Abubaker Karmos (interim chargé d'affaires)
- Denmark
- Copenhagen – Ibrahim Grada (representative of NTC in Denmark)
- European Union
- Brussels – Mohamed Farhat (ambassador)
- France
- Paris – Mansour Seif Al-Nasr (special envoy)
- Italy
- Rome – Hafed Gaddur (ambassador)
- Panama
- Panama – Nagi Ahmed Ksuda (interim chargé d'affaires)
- Switzerland
- Bern – Sliman Bouchuiguir (ambassador)
- United Arab Emirates
- Abu Dhabi – Dr Aref Ali Nayed (ambassador)
- United Kingdom
- London – Mahmud al-Naku (chargé d'affaires)
- United States
- Washington, D.C. – Ali Aujali (ambassador)
- United Nations
- New York – Abdel Rahman Shalgham (special representative)
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