Association of the Libyans detained in the UAE says the released businessmen to receive their passports soon
The Head of the Association of the Libyans detained in the UAE, Muhammad Al-Hashimi, said it is possible that the released Libyan businessmen, who were acquitted recently by the UAE federal court, receive their passports this week.
Al-Hashimi added that there is no sign that the businessmen will file a lawsuit against the State Security Department in the UAE, saying such an action will be put off till they get out of the UAE.
It is worth mentioning that the Libyan businessmen were released late last month after being detained for two years.
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