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During the [[Arab Spring#Civil war in Libya|Libyan civil war]] of February to October 2011, the '''National Transitional Council''' acted as the rebels' representative body, and it came to be generally recgnised as the legimate representative body of the people of Libya. During the civil war its members were | During the [[Arab Spring#Civil war in Libya|Libyan civil war]] of February to October 2011, the '''National Transitional Council'''<ref>[http://www.ntclibya.com/Default.aspx?SID=1&ParentID=0&LangID=1 The Libyan National Transitional Council – Official Website]</ref> acted as the rebels' representative body, and it came to be generally recgnised as the legimate representative body of the people of Libya. During the civil war its members were | ||
*Mahmoud Jibril, Head of Government and international spokesman. Former head of Libyan National Economic Development Board. Previously a lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh. | *Mahmoud Jibril, Head of Government and international spokesman. Former head of Libyan National Economic Development Board. Previously a lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh. | ||
*Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, Chairman. Former Minister of Justice (BBC profile <ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14613679 ''Libya crisis: Profile of NTC Chair Mustafa Abdul Jalil'', BBC News, 22 August 2011]</ref>) | *Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, Chairman. Former Minister of Justice (BBC profile <ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14613679 ''Libya crisis: Profile of NTC Chair Mustafa Abdul Jalil'', BBC News, 22 August 2011]</ref>) | ||
Revision as of 09:45, 30 October 2011
During the Libyan civil war of February to October 2011, the National Transitional Council[1] acted as the rebels' representative body, and it came to be generally recgnised as the legimate representative body of the people of Libya. During the civil war its members were
- Mahmoud Jibril, Head of Government and international spokesman. Former head of Libyan National Economic Development Board. Previously a lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh.
- Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, Chairman. Former Minister of Justice (BBC profile [2])
- Abdel Hafidh Ghoga, Vice Chairman. Benghazi lawyer.
- Ali Tarhouni, Finance minister. Former economics lecturer at University of Washington.
- Fathi Terbil, Council member.
- Khalifa Hifter, Senior commander of rebel army.
- Ali al-Essawi, Council member. Former ambassador.
At the end of the civil war, Mahmoud Jibril resigned and the leadership of the Council was assumed by Ali Tarhouni.
Under the terms of the draft constitutional charter of August 2011, the National Transitional Council is to continue to function as the Government of Libya until immediately after the election of a President and a legislative assembly[3].