Ahmed Al-Abbar
Ahmed Al-Abbar (Arabic: احمد العبار) is a member of the Libyan National Transitional Council in charge of Economics.[1] In this capacity, he is in charge of administering the Council's funds and opening lines of credit from other nations.[2] He resides in Benghazi and runs a company that imports agricultural goods, through which his family has business ties to some in the Senussi.[3]
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Hassan Fadeel · Salih Dirssi · Ahmed Dayikh · Mustafa Houni · Abd al-Qadr Minsar · Emadaldeen Nussayr · Khaled Nassrat · AbdAllah Turki · Mukhtar Jadal · Ahmed Zway · Mustafa Lindi · Abdullah Moussa Al-Mayhoub · Taher Dyab · Mussa Balkami · Mohamed ZaynAbideen · Fathi Mohammed Baja · Ahmed Al-Abbar · Salwa Fawzi El-Deghali · Khaled Sayih · Mansour Kikhia · Intisar Ageeli · Abd al-Basset Naama · Ihbaybil Doii · Ashour Bourashed · Khaled Ahmed ShikShik · Othman BenSassi · Abd al-Majeed Sayf-alNasser · Mohamed Rimash · Fraj Shoeib · Ali al-Juwani · Farhat Shirshari · Othman Mgayrhi · Alameen Bilhaj · Abd al-Razzag Aradi · Mohamed Hrayzi · Abd al-Razzag Abuhajar · Ali Shitwi · AbdAllah Banoon · Abd al-Nasser Salem · Abd al-Basset Abadi · Abd al-Nasser Nafaa · Salih Darhub · Osama AbuKraza · Milad Oud · Ali Manaa · Idris AbuFayid · Jamal Issa · Ali Gamma · Abd al-Hadi Shaweesh · Ramadan Khaled · Ibrahim BenGhasheer · Suleiman Al-Fortia · Mohamed Al-Muntasir · Salem Gnan · Hassan Sghayir · Saad Nasr · Abd al-Razzaq Madi · Mubarak al-Futmani
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