Paris .- Emissaries of the Libyan National Transitional Council (CNLT) will meet again today in Paris with the French authorities, a spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The spokesman gave no details on the time of the meeting to be held at the headquarters of the Ministry, or of its participants, but recalled that France considers the CNLT a "legitimate political party" of their country.
The French daily "Le Parisien" had advanced today that two members of the Council were to come this morning to Paris to deal with "high-ranking French official," the future of the political situation in the country after Allied military operation against Libya . According to the paper, it is expected that the envoys will also meet with the French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy, who was present at the meeting on March 10, President Nicolas Sarkozy to the Libyan opposition.
Following that meeting, Sarkozy announced that he would propose to its partners in the European Union (EU) attacks selective targets Muammar al-Gaddafi regime to protect the civilian population. France was the first European country to recognize CNLT rebels as "legitimate representatives" of their country and in that first meeting with opponents of the Council announced plans to send an ambassador to Paris and France to send another to Benghazi on temporarily until it can be installed in Tripoli.
According to "Le Parisien", the contacts between the authorities and the CNLT have intensified, and this same Sunday telephoned members of the French sources in Paris to mark the position of troops from Gaddafi that were bombed by the Allies, information not has been confirmed by authorities galas. 
The French daily "Le Parisien" had advanced today that two members of the Council were to come this morning to Paris to deal with "high-ranking French official," the future of the political situation in the country after Allied military operation against Libya . According to the paper, it is expected that the envoys will also meet with the French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy, who was present at the meeting on March 10, President Nicolas Sarkozy to the Libyan opposition.
Following that meeting, Sarkozy announced that he would propose to its partners in the European Union (EU) attacks selective targets Muammar al-Gaddafi regime to protect the civilian population. France was the first European country to recognize CNLT rebels as "legitimate representatives" of their country and in that first meeting with opponents of the Council announced plans to send an ambassador to Paris and France to send another to Benghazi on temporarily until it can be installed in Tripoli.
According to "Le Parisien", the contacts between the authorities and the CNLT have intensified, and this same Sunday telephoned members of the French sources in Paris to mark the position of troops from Gaddafi that were bombed by the Allies, information not has been confirmed by authorities galas.
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