Sporadic combats and contradictory reigns as ex-leader Muammar Gaddafi is at large.Libya’s future may be uncertain, while looting of Libya by west is certain.

US wait expectantly for a conference that is taking place in Paris, France, attended by the alleged friends of USA, while UK will delivers funds to Libya’s Transitional Council. Paris will host the summit on the future of Libya, as Russia, Brazil and India also attend session on Libya in Paris.

Libya Summit Paris : Future uncertain after war and Gaddafi

Spokespersons of the rebels noted that clashes are taking place in Tripoli and other areas away from the capitol city between the opposition and forces sill loyal to Muammar Gaddafi, who is reportedly to be in the city of Bani Walid. As occasional combats are continuing, the rebels, supported by NATO air raids, still besiege Sirte, ex-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s hometown. Abdallah Al-Hijazi, considered to be a close collaborator of the almost disintegrated Libyan government and Gaddafi, the Libyan rebels now under gathered under Libya’s Transitional Council flag,is also captured according to the same source of the opposition’s National Transitional Council.

As the Libyan situation remains uncertain, leaders of world powers and Arab countries, involved in the NATO aggression against Libya, are in session on Thursday in Paris to draw up the plan to be followed for the reconstruction of Libya after a hypothetical post-Gaddafi era. Britain, France and the US – the three main protagonists and profit-hunters in the conflict against Muammar Gaddafi – state it is now largely up to the Libyan people to chart their fate and future, although they were willing to give technical support to the new Libyan authorities to deal with a mass of problems they face such as the need to rebuild hospitals, provide clean water supply and reform Libya’s policing and governance.

Us,Uk and France : Political Battle for Spoils of Libyan War

Apart from the political decisions, analysts point out that the conference in Paris aims at setting the economic profit quotas in the oil, construction and industry sectors from the debts and commitments assumed by CNT. Turkey Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has stated that Turkey has not arrived at a final decision regarding the level of attendance at the Libya Contact Group meeting in France, scheduled for Sept. 1, while at the same time adding that any meeting on Libya is a “matter of concern” for Turkey.