fezzan in a sentence

1. There is a big province of Fezzan in the south.

2. Photographs about the black population of Fezzan.

3. The tribes of southern Libya, known as the Fezzan, are dark skinned.

4. The Harabi and Obeidat are known to nurture a deep racist hatred against the Fezzan.

5. Its zawaaya(lodges) were found in Tripolitania and Fezzan, but Senussi influence was strongest in Cyrenaica.

6. "In addition to the loyal and honourable tribes of Sirte and the huge numbers of brave warriors in the Fezzan area.

7. From 1943 to 1951, Tripolitania and Cyrenaica were under British administration, while the French controlled Fezzan.

8. The opportunity for the international community to enter the Fezzan will help to decrease the freedom of movement of human traffickers.

9. Western intelligence officials say that the impoverished Fezzan region in the south is swiftly becoming a haven for criminal networks and radical groups.

10. Al Koni, who represented both the Libyan southern region, Fezzan and the Libyan Tuareg minority, declared his resignation in an emotional televised press conference.

11. For the first time, the presence of the Italian Cooperation, the International Red Cross and several NGOs will be allowed in the Fezzan region, the migration passage to Europe.

12. The Magarha are Libya's second largest tribe, with an estimated 1 million members.[1] They originate from Fezzan, though many have relocated to Sirte and elsewhere along the coast.[2]

13. Take for example Ibrahim Youssef, director of an organisation in Mourzouk, who said “I am a federalist because I want Fezzan to benefit from its wealth which currently goes entirely to Tripoli.

14. We urge all Libyan parties to further engage in and support mediation and reconciliation efforts between Fezzan local communities so as to reconstruct the social fabric in an area long neglected.

15. Early 20th century attempts to dominate the Fezzan (Western Libya) were checked first by the Italians and later after World War II by combined U.S. and British pressure which expelled their military missions from Libya.

16. As we know so little, I propose an unconventional policy which makes sense in these unusual circumstances: Not seek to drive Qaddafi from power but let him survive as ruler of Tripolitania (and Fezzan), while keeping him out of Cyrenaica.

17. I. whereas the unity of the Libyan state is at stake and there is a real risk of separation in at least three regions (Fezzan, Cyrenaika and Tripolitania) if a compromise solution, together with a process of reconciliation, is not achieved;

18. At the fall of fascism and the end of the Second World War, this Italian colony was occupied by the British (in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica) and by the French (in Fezzan, which they divided and attached administratively to their colonies of Algeria and Tunisia).