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Italy–Libya relations refers to the bilateral relations between the State of Libya and the Italian Republic. Italy has an embassy in Libya's capital, Tripoli, and a general consulate in Benghazi. Libya has an embassy in Italy's capital, Rome, and two general consulates (in Milan and Palermo).

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rdfs:label	Italy–Libya relations (en) علاقات ليبية إيطالية (ar) Relazioni bilaterali tra Italia e Libia (it) Relações entre Itália e Líbia (pt) Итальянско-ливийские отношения (ru)
rdfs:comment	Italy–Libya relations refers to the bilateral relations between the State of Libya and the Italian Republic. Italy has an embassy in Libya's capital, Tripoli, and a general consulate in Benghazi. Libya has an embassy in Italy's capital, Rome, and two general consulates (in Milan and Palermo). (en) Итальянско-ливийские отношения — дипломатические отношения между Италией и Ливией. У Италии есть посольство в столице Ливии Триполи и генеральное консульство в Бенгази. Ливия имеет посольство в столице Италии Риме и два генеральных консульства (в Милане и Палермо). (ru) العلاقات الإيطالية الليبية هي علاقات خارجية بين ليبيا وإيطاليا.بين عامي 1911 و1947 كانت ليبيا مستعمرة إيطالية، كلتا البلدان بدأتا علاقات دبلوماسية في العام 1951. لإيطاليا سفارة في العاصمة الليبية طرابلس وقنصلية عامة في مدينة بنغازي، في حين أن لليبيا سفارة (مكتب شعبي) في روما وقنصليتان عامتان في ميلانو وباليرمو. (ar) Le relazioni bilaterali tra Italia e Libia (a partire dall'indipendenza del Regno Unito di Libia nel 1951) hanno attraversato diverse fasi. Le relazioni sono state particolarmente difficoltose nei primi venti anni della Repubblica Araba di Libia di Muʿammar Gheddafi. I nodi centrali hanno riguardato i beni confiscati alle imprese e ai privati italiani nel 1970 e le richieste libiche di risarcimento per danni coloniali e di guerra.Un momento di forte tensione si è raggiunto nel 1986, a seguito dell'attacco americano a Tripoli e Bengasi e all'attacco missilistico libico contro Lampedusa. La situazione dei rapporti bilaterali è andata migliorando a partire dal Comunicato congiunto Dini-Mountasser del 1998, fino alla stipula del trattato di Bengasi di amicizia e cooperazione nel 2008. La Libia (it) As relações entre Itália e Líbia são as relações diplomáticas estabelecidas entre a Itália e a Líbia. As relações entre ambos foram particularmente difíceis nos primeiros vinte anos da República Árabe Líbia de Muammar Gaddafi. Os temas centrais em causa foram os bens confiscados de empresas e dos cidadãos italianos em 1970 e as demandas líbias de compensação pelos danos coloniais e de guerra. Um momento de forte tensão ocorreu em 1986, na sequência do bombardeio estadunidense a Trípoli e Bengazi e do ataque de mísseis líbios contra Lampedusa. A situação das relações bilaterais melhorou a partir do Comunicato congiunto Dini-Mountasser de 1998 até a celebração do Tratado de amizade e cooperação de Bengazi em 2008. A Líbia de Gaddafi tornaria-se uma aliada para a Itália na costa norte african (pt)
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