Contact group puts forth united road map on Libya

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An international contact group meeting in Istanbul to discuss Libya’s future has sketched out a road map for the North African country that calls for Moammar Gadhafi’s exit, political transition and the continuation of military operations throughout Ramadan.

The Libyan Contact Group, co-chaired by Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, stepped up pressure Friday against the Gadhafi regime to reiterate support for the National Transitional Council, or NTC – the rebel authorities who are based in Benghazi – as the legitimate representative of the Libyan people.

 Members of the group were expected to issue a statement outlining their exact road map after the Hürriyet Daily News went to print late Friday. A Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman, however, outlined a number of the points that the statement would contain.

In addition to calling for Gadhafi’s departure, the road map was expected to call for a solution to the Libyan crisis as soon as possible; announce that NATO-led operations would continue to protect civilians – including operations during Ramadan – based on requests from the Libyan opposition; encourage a political transition process; call for humanitarian assistance to Libya to be coordinated and delivered to all Libyans rapidly; “note” the Libyan opposition’s demand that scholarships obtained by Libyan students abroad should not be cut as part of the decision to freeze Libyan funds abroad; and make “note” a demand by the Libyan opposition for access to frozen Libyan state funds.

A decision by the International Criminal Court to issue an arrest warrant for Gadhafi and his family would also be “noted,” a Foreign Ministry source said.

Turkey had earlier announced a road map whose elements included an immediate cease-fire, withdrawal from cities and full access to humanitarian aid. Asked if the Turkish road map was on the table, Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said there was only one road map and that it was the contact group’s road map.

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