Libyan authorities in Tripoli told Brazil Africa Institute (IBRAF) president João Bosco Monte they want to resume talks with Brazil and restore ties with the Latin American country, according to Brazil-Arab News Agency (ANBA). Brazil used to have an ambassador in Tripoli, and Brazilian construction firms operated in the country. “They were all willing to talk and resume talks with Brazil,” he said, adding that Libyans preserve the memory of the relation Brazil used to have with their country. Bosco Monte said his meetings were intended to foster Brazil-Libya ties. Bosco Monte explained, however, he refers to the opportunities, and not only the country’s domestic political issue.
