(Reuters) – Libya’s Interior Minister Mohammed Khalifa
al-Sheikh submitted his resignation on Sunday over differences with the
prime minister over his responsibilities, a parliament member said.
Al-Sharif al-Wafi, a member of the Libyan General National Congress, said Sheikh, a former Tripoli police colonel, submitted his resignation to the cabinet and to parliament in protest against what he said was interference in his work by the government and parliament.
Sheikh took up his post in May after his predecessor Ashour Shuail resigned.
Al-Sharif al-Wafi, a member of the Libyan General National Congress, said Sheikh, a former Tripoli police colonel, submitted his resignation to the cabinet and to parliament in protest against what he said was interference in his work by the government and parliament.
Sheikh took up his post in May after his predecessor Ashour Shuail resigned.
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