PM 'avoids questions' on alleged notary for Libya gas deal
Labour organ Kullhadd says Lawrence Gonzi does not want to name the Maltese notary "mentioned in discussions" with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Labour organ KullHadd reports Sunday that during Gonzi’s last meeting with Libya’s leader Muammar Gaddafi, the name of a Maltese notary cropped up in discussions between the two leaders.
The report says the notary has "good connections within the Nationalist Party" and that his name was dropped in talks between the two leaders on the transport of gas between Libya and Europe.
The paper reports that questions by Labour MP Owen Bonnici to the Prime Minister, asking as to what was said during the Libyan trip, Gonzi replied that he had "nothing else to add to what I have already said publicly.”
Kullhadd gave no indications as who the notary in question is, and the connection with the transport of fuel to Europe.




