"We have an interest in doing what we can to support the new
government to help it to grow, to help it have the ability to control
that country."
The
Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) President
Joseph Mathunjwa speaks to striking mine workers at the Royal Bafokeng
Stadium in Rustenburg, June 23, 2014.
Prime Minister David Cameron said on Friday that Britain must support the Libyan government to help it to gain control over a country which in its present state "is a danger to us all".
Speaking at a summit of the G7
industrial powers, Cameron said Britain, like other countries, was
threatened by the flow of migrants through Libya, by the increasing
number of people-smuggling gangs and the rise of Islamic State in the country.
"It
is clearly in our interest to do what we can to support the new
fledgling Libyan government ... because of the state it's in is a danger
to all of us," he told a news conference.
"We
have an interest in doing what we can to support the new government to
help it to grow, to help it have the ability to control that country."
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