The looting of the Libyan people's wealth..35 billion dollars from the Sarraj government to Erdogan

It seems that
the regime of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan wants to dissolve the
government of Sarraj and hold it accountable for "the old and the
new", in light of Ankara's efforts to obtain what it calls compensation
for Turkish companies that had contracts before 2011; When protests erupted
that toppled the late leader Muammar Gaddafi, in a scheme to reap billions of
dollars from the Libyan treasury, which was empty with the deterioration of the
Turkish economy and the rise of foreign debts to Ankara in a very dangerous
situation.
Media reports revealed that Turkey will receive 35
billion US dollars, after the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the
government of Fayez al-Sarraj concluded a new agreement in what appears to be
the price of supporting Sarraj in a chaotic Libya.
The "Ahwal" website, which specializes in
Turkish affairs, stated, on Thursday, that the trade agreement concluded on
August 13, which was signed by Turkish Trade Minister Rohsar Bakjan with the
Minister of Planning in the Libyan Government of National Accord, Al-Taher
Al-Juhaimi, to solve the pending problems between Turkish companies and Libyan
employers, will open doors The oil-rich country in front of Turkish
contractors.
The report pointed out that the Turkish agreement
will enable 100 Turkish companies that abandoned their projects in Libya in
2011 due to the civil war, the ability to continue their work with compensation
for damages to their properties.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the
Turkish Contractors Union, Medhat Yenigon, confirmed that the deal indicates a
new hope for the Turkish construction sector, adding that Turkish contracting
companies were forced to leave their Libyan projects incomplete in 2011 due to
security problems such as the looting of their construction sites, which
prompted the return of about 25 thousand workers to Turkey.
Medhat Yenigun added to the Daily Sabah newspaper
that there are about one billion dollars that Turkish companies will receive in
Libya as compensation for their losses, another 1.7 billion dollars in advance
payments and guarantees for ongoing projects, and another 1.3 billion dollars
for damage to equipment, machinery and inventory.
The volume of Turkish contracted businesses in Libya
amounted to $ 16 billion, including between $ 400 and $ 500 million in projects
not yet started. The deal also includes unfinished projects worth $ 19 billion
for a total of $ 35 billion in construction and infrastructure projects in the
war-torn country.
Earlier, Major General Ahmed Al-Mesmari, the
military spokesman for the Libyan National Army, accused the Turkish regime and
the Qatari regime of exploiting the Libyan crisis to plunder the wealth of the
Libyan people.
Al-Mesmari added - in press statements - that
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan smuggled 25 billion dollars from Libya
to Turkey, of which two billion dollars were smuggled in the past two months,
and revealed the responsibility of Turkish intelligence in the kidnapping of
650 Libyans.
A report by the American "Bloomberg"
agency stated, in July of last year, that Turkey's support for the Government
of National Accord led to the quest to save billions of dollars in bailouts, as
well as secure more oil and gas resources in the Mediterranean.
The agency quoted Turkish officials, whose
identities have not been revealed, that the main goal of Turkey in supporting
Fayez al-Sarraj and his government in Tripoli is to ensure its ability to
complete construction projects in Libya, which are estimated at $ 18 billion,
which Erdogan agreed with the leader Muammar. Gaddafi.