London .- The newly defected Libyan Foreign Minister of Libya, Musa Kusa, has left London to meet members of the Qatari Government and "Libyan representatives" in Doha, said Tuesday the British government. The international contact group will meet Wednesday in the capital of Qatar to discuss the future of Libya.
"We believe he is traveling today to Doha to meet with the Government of Qatar and a group of Libyan representatives to offer their views before the meeting of contact group," said a ministry spokesman. Kusa had taken refuge on 30 March in the UK after defecting from the government of Muammar Qaddafi.
He was later questioned by police in relation to Scottish Lockerbie bombing (1988), but the British government has said it is free to travel. 
"We believe he is traveling today to Doha to meet with the Government of Qatar and a group of Libyan representatives to offer their views before the meeting of contact group," said a ministry spokesman. Kusa had taken refuge on 30 March in the UK after defecting from the government of Muammar Qaddafi.
He was later questioned by police in relation to Scottish Lockerbie bombing (1988), but the British government has said it is free to travel.
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