MosJan

more

one more

2 weeks before she was in baku...

Moldovan parliament sorry about its member’s statement at pan-European conference in Armenia’s capital Victor Popa, member of the Constitutional Court of Moldova, held a meeting with journalists on Friday to officially state that the Moldovan Parliament leaders are sorry about what happened on Thursday. After the Parliament Ombudsman Aurelia Grigoriu returns to Moldova, the issue of her right to make certain statements will be discussed in the Parliament of Moldova. “That was an extremely bad incident. The people present there had no authority to make such a statement. I talked to our parliament leaders yesterday and I am authorized to state we are worry about the incident. Our delegation leaders promise to settle the issue,” he said. Mr Popa also talked to Ms Grigoriu, who explained that she has been given the topic. “She must have been given the topic because our country has the same problem. However, her topic was not on the conference agenda,” Popa said. If any speaker at the conference voices his or her personal opinion, the speaker must clearly tell it to the conference. Otherwise, the speaker turns out to be speaking in behalf of the organization he represents. “I do not know who authorized the Ombudsman. That must have been her personal opinion,” Popa said. At the pan-European Conference on The European Legal Standards of Rule of Law and the Scope of Discretion of Powers in the Member-States of the Council of Europe in Armenia’s Parliament, Aurelia Grigoriu delivered a report on Human Rights Protection in Frozen Conflicts Zones. She particularly stated that Armenia had occupied 20% of Azerbaijan’s territory and committed Azerbaijani genocide. She also called Armenia “an aggressor.” Armenian News - Tert.am

Moldova ‘Regrets’ Anti-Armenian Tirade Authorities in Moldova disavowed on Friday a statement by one of the country’s officials accusing Armenia of committing genocide in Nagorno-Karabakh during the war with Azerbaijan. Aurelia Grigoriu, who is one of Moldova’s four human rights ombudspersons, made the statement in Yerevan on Thursday while attending a conference on European standards for the rule of law that was organized by the Council of Europe. “Armenia occupied 20 percent of Azerbaijan, perpetrating a genocide of Azerbaijanis,” Grigoriu declared. “The genocide in [the Karabakh town of] Khojali was carried out by Armenians, and that is now an internationally recognized fact.” The allegation provoked angry rebuttals from senior Armenian lawmakers participating in the forum. They accused Grigoriu of acting on orders from Azerbaijan and even accepting money from it. Armenian media outlets were quick to publicize photographs from Grigoriu’s Facebook page that purportedly expose her warm feelings toward Azerbaijan. In particular, the Moldovan official posted on June 7 a picture of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev along with a quote from him. Victor Popa, a member of Moldova’s Constitutional Court also visiting Yerevan, criticized Grigoriu’s behavior on Friday. He said he discussed the “extremely unpleasant incident” with the leadership of the Moldovan parliament, which appoints the ombudspersons officially known as “parliamentary advocates.” “I am authorized to state that we regret what happened,” Popa told reporters. “Our leadership is promising that the incident will be investigated. I suppose that they will set up a commission that will examine what information she received and on whose behalf, and the scope of responsibilities. There will be an official explanation for all that.” “Regardless of where that information came from, this was not the right place and she was not the right person to make such a statement,” Popa said. Azerbaijan, meanwhile, welcomed Grigoriu’s remarks. “The Moldovan ombudsperson’s speech in the Armenian parliament proves that the international community cannot put up with Armenia’s militarist and aggressive policy,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Elman Abdullayev told the APA news agency.

Aurelia Grigoriu's scandalous statement may cost the lawyer her job by Alexander Avanesov Tuesday, July 9, 12:10 http://www.arminfo.am/images/StandardImage/korman1.jpg Statement by Aurelia Grigoriu, Moldova's Parliamentary Lawyer, who blamed Armenia for committing genocide against the Azeri people, has provoked an international scandal and may cost the lawyer her job, Kommersant.md writes citing Speaker of Moldavian Palriament Igor Korman. Korman called the lawyer's words a 'serious mistake' and said that a group of 20 parliamentarians or he personally may claim her resignation. "We have perfect relations with Armenia and Azerbaijan and we care for these relations. It is necessary to refrain from such statements. She could speak of human rights and the Transdniestrian conflict, but never venture into others' home," he said. The speaker said that Aurelia Grigoriu will have to make explanations at the upcoming meeting of the Parliamentary Committee for Human Rights. "We are interested in the conflict's resolution as soon as possible in order not to spoil our relations with either of the countries," the speaker said. During the July 4 Pan-European Conference in Armenia's National Assembly, Aurelia Grigoriu, Moldova's Parliamentary Advocate, blamed Armenia for occupation of 20% of Azerbaijani lands. When making her report dedicated to observation of human rights in the frozen conflict zones, Grigoriu said that Armenia allegedly occupied 20% of Azerbaijan's territory and committed genocide against Azeri people. The statement aroused discontent of official Yerevan, and the Armenian mass media slammed Grigoriu for being bribed by the Azeri authorities.

Moldova renounces its corrupted anti-Armenian lawyer From: Mihran Keheyian <mkeheyian@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 6 Jul 2013 23:44:16 PDT Moldova renounces its corrupted anti-Armenian lawyer Regarding the allegations of Moldovan corrupted advocate Aurelia Grigoriu, made in Armenia, in the context of the international conference, the Center for Human Rights of Moldova submitted a letter to the Armenian ombudsman in which express the regret about the incident, Armenian News-NEWS.am<http://news.am/> informs. <http://www.ombudsman.md/sites/default/files/activitate/reactie_engl1.pdf> The Center for Human Rights of Moldova expresses the hope that the provocation by corrupted Moldovan lawyer in Yerevan will not affect the traditional relations of esteem and good cooperation between national institutions for human rights protection from Republic of Moldova and Republic of Armenia. The full text of the letter reads (original grammar and punctuation were preserved): `I express my regret regarding the accident that recently happened in the Parliament of Republic Armenia, in the context of the International Conference titled `The European Legal Standards and the Scope of Discretion of Powers in the Member-States of the Council of Europe', organized by Constitutional Court of the Republic of Armenia. The allegations of parliamentary advocate Aurelia Grigoriu, certainly do not reflect the position of national institution for the protection of human rights from the Republic of Moldova in so sensitive issue. The Center for Human Rights of Moldova as well as the ombudsman institutions from other states is one apolitical, and its activity is focused exclusively on the monitoring of human rights observance. The ombudsman Offices from Moldova and Armenia maintained constantly lasting relations of cooperation and mutual support, the allegations of parliamentary advocate Aurelia Grigoriu should not be a reason of discord between the two institutions. I hope what has happened recently in Yerevan will not affect the traditional relations of esteem and good cooperation between national institutions for human rights protection from Republic of Moldova and Republic of Armenia. I take this opportunity to reaffirm the ombudsman institution openness for cooperation into realisation of the goals for promovation and protection of human rights in our countries. Anatolie Munteanu, Director of the CHRM, Parliamentary Advocate To Mr. Karen Andreasyan Human Rights Defender of the Republic of Armenia' Earlier Armenian News-NEWS.am <http://news.am/eng/news/161375.html> informed that the attempts of Moldova's corrupted lawyer Aurelia Grigoriu to provoke a scandal and damage Armenia's image have ruined. Madame Grigoriu, a participant of Yerevan-hosted international conference, deliberately locked herself in her room and refused to participate in the program following her provocative speech and statements about `occupied territories' voiced in the Armenian parliament. According to many journalists, Grigoriu was bribed by Azerbaijani officials, which whom she maintains intimate relations and whom she visited for many times in Baku (the media paid attention to the fact that the corrupted lawyer removed from her Facebook account<https://www.facebook.com/aurelia.grigoriu> all photos <http://voskanapat.info/?p=2613> which prove close relationship between Moldovan lawyer and Azerbaijani officials). http://news.am/eng/news/161408.html

Grigoriu showed gulf between Armenia and Azerbaijan “Aurelia Grigoriu only demonstrated the gulf between Armenia and Azerbaijan,” the representative of ARF-Dashnaktsutyun Party Kiro Manoyan stated, when commenting on the scandalous remarks of Moldovan Ombudswoman Aurelia Grigoriu. “If we are naïve, we can say Aurelia Grigoriu was confident of her words. To be realistic, we can say that she was bribed. At the same time all this bears evidence to some extent of the fact that while she made such a statement in Armenia, she would not dare to state the opposite in Azerbaijan,” Manoyan noted. In his words, it is important that at least the persons present at that meeting or events held in Armenia see the main difference between Armenia and Azerbaijan in such issues. “We don’t claim that Armenia is a paradise, but the difference between Armenia and Azerbaijan in such issues is great,” Manoyan stressed. Let us remind you that on July 4 Aurelia Grigoriu made a pro-Azerbaijani report “The Observance of Human Rights in Frozen Conflict Zones” in the Armenian parliament. In her report, she called Armenia an “aggressor country”, accusing it of occupying 20% of Azerbaijan’s territory.

Moldovan ombudswoman in hot water over controversial statements in Armenia Igor Korman, the speaker of the Moldovan parliament, has accused ombudswoman Aurelia Grigoriu of damaging the country’s reputation by delivering a controversial speech in the Armenian National Assembly last week as part of an international conference held in Yerevan. http://armenianow.com/sites/default/files/img/imagecache/150x90/aurelia-grigoriu.jpg Enlarge Photo http://armenianow.com/sites/all/themes/armenianow/images/enlarg_image.gif Aurelia Grigoriu Grigoriu, one of the delegates attending the conference on European standards for the rule of law that was organized by the Council of Europe in the Armenian capital on July 4-5, accused Armenia of continuing the ‘occupation of 20 percent of Azerbaijan’s territory’ and of having committed a ‘genocide’ against the Azerbaijani people during the 1992-1994 war in Nagorno-Karabakh as she made her speech from the tribune. The statements drew an angry response from both the Armenian hosts of the event and many international delegates attending it. Grigoriu’s assurances that she was not explicitly serving the interests of Azerbaijan did not convince most of the observers as the Moldovan jurist’s ties with the oil-rich nation could easily be tracked via online social networking sites. Meanwhile, media in Azerbaijan gave a new dimension to the story by claiming Grigoriu was pressured in Yerevan because of her comments – something that the Armenian side has vehemently denied, blaming Azerbaijan for fueling another anti-Armenian hysteria. Anyway, after the conference in Yerevan the Moldovan ombudswoman safely returned to Chisinau where she is facing backlash this time from her colleagues in parliament. According to the Moldovan news website publika.md, Grigoriu risks losing the support of members of the country’s parliament as Speaker Korman said that she is to testify before the parliamentary human rights commission over her behavior in Armenia. “This was a serious mistake. This shouldn’t have happened,” said the top Moldovan legislator. Meanwhile, the Armenian Diaspora in Moldova demands that Grigoriu resign before her parliamentary mandate formally expires in three months’ time.

Romanian embassy decided to take Aurelia Grigoriu home? July 06, 2013 | 14:55 YEREVAN. – The attempts of Moldova’s Ombudsman Aurelia Grigoriu to provoke a scandal and damage Armenia’s image have ruined. Madame Grigoriu, a participant of Yerevan-hosted international conference, deliberately locked herself in her room and refused to participate in the program following her provocative speech and statements about “occupied territories” voiced in the Armenian parliament. However, Grigoriu decided not to lose time in vain and contacted her “supporters” outside Armenia presenting a complete misinformation on her stay. Subsequently, numerous articles telling about Grigoriu who allegedly “was taken captive” and “was attacked by those wishing revenge” have appeared on the web. The situation in reality is totally different. No one was breaking or knocking at the door of a hotel room of Madame Grigoriu. Spokesperson for the Constitutional Court of Armenia Hovhannes Papikyan told Armenian News-NEWS.am that Aurelia Grigoriu did not appear near the bus when a delegation of Moldova was to leave to the airport. In order not to be late for the flight, a bus with a delegation was sent to the airport. A car was hired and a ticket was booked for Moldova’s ombudsman. However, the guest did not use them. Instead, a man, who introduced himself as an employee of the Romanian Embassy in Armenia, came to the hotel and took Grigoriu, arguing that she is a citizen of Romania. The whereabouts of an aurum-loving “human rights defender” who spared no effort (probably not for free) to trigger the scandal are not known. Apparently, the Embassy of Romania decided not to aggravate the situation and quickly send Grigoriu home.

http://armenpress.am/eng/news/725178/moldovan-parliament-regrets-for-aurelia-grigoriu%E2%80%99s-behavior-in-armenian-national-assembly.html

Moldovan delegation members turned their backs on Aurelia Grigoriu July 08, 2013 | 18:40 The ombudsman of Moldova Aurelia Grigoriu, who spared no effort to provoke a scandal in the National Assembly of Armenia, spoke about her “adventures” in Yerevan. She shared her story with Azerbaijan-based Vesti.az portal. In an interview she admits that there was no pressure and threats voiced against her in Yerevan. “No crowds surrounded the hotel where I was staying. No one demanded that I must be punished. Armenians demanded punishment on my Facebook,” she explained. On the day of her departure, Grigoriu went downstairs to go to the airport, she said. “I went downstairs with all the participants of the conference and came up to the first car where the judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine was sitting. I wanted to sit down next to him, but the driver of the second car ran over to the driver of the first car, said something and the first car drove off quickly. Then I walked to the car, which took members of the Moldovan delegation. When they started lifting my bag, the driver jumped up, pulled my bag out and said that he would not take the baggage and pointed his finger at me,” she said. Aurelia Grigoriu claimed the driver pointed at her saying he would not drive her. “I was indignant at this behavior and asked him [driver] why he did not want to drive me to the airport. In response, he declared arrogantly: ‘You need to think when speaking. I’ll not drive you.’ A judge of the Constitutional Court of Moldova got into a car. I asked whether they will leave me alone in such conditions. In response, he calmly said that they will miss the plane and can not stay here. And they left,” she complained. Grigoriu refused to get to the airport because of her fear of “punishment.” As a result, the lady got in touch with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Moldova, then with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania, that helped her get home. News from Armenia - NEWS.am

Aurelia Grigoriu refuses to leave Yerevan together with Moldovan delegation Infamous due to her speech which was made in the Armenian parliament and concerned to Aghdam events taken place in 1992, Aurelia Grigoriu, the Ombudsman of Moldova, refused to leave Yerevan together with the Moldovan delegation at the end of the Pan-European Conference on “European standards of the rule of law and limits of the authorities’ discretion in the member states of the Council of Europe,” reception of “Ani Plaza” hotel, where Grigoriu has stopped, reported. As it was reported today, at 12.06 Yerevan time Grigoriu checked out of the hotel. She left the hotel in good spirits, accompanied by Crina Rodiks Prunariu, the Romanian Ambassador to Armenia and employee of Georgian diplomatic mission to Armenia, heading to an unknown direction. All of this was recorded on surveillance cameras of the hotel. On July 4 the ombudsman of Moldova Aurelia Grigoriu made a speech in the Parliament of Armenia. The speech was made in the frameworks of Pan-European Conference on “European standards of the rule of law and limits of the authorities’ discretion in the member states of the Council of Europe” which was being held in Yerevan. Aurelia Grigoriu, ombudsman of Moldova, called Armenia an "aggressor state", while representing a pro-Azerbaijani report on "Respect for human rights in areas of frozen conflicts” Source: Panorama.am

Aurelia Grigoriu was caught in lying during press conference Today on her arrival in Moldova the Parliamentary Advocate Aurelia Grigoriu called a press conference in connection with the scandal connected with her presentation in the parliament, where she presented the Azerbaijani version of Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, completely ignoring the position of the Armenian side. It is noteworthy that Gregory attended the press conference accompanied by a lawyer who interfered those asking questions, interrupted and made long speeches. In the end, the journalists could not stand it and offered the lawyer to convene his own press conference and act as he wants and to stop interfering the work of the journalists. Grigoriu chose the tactics of complete denial of her guilt in the erupted scandal, blaming the Armenian side. She also refused to apologize in response to a fair call of the representatives of the Armenian Diaspora, saying that she has not offended anyone. Representative of Armenian community Sergei Osipyan noted, "You covered the issue one-sidedly and you realized it deep in your heart. If I were you, I would apologize. You have become a tool of propaganda." In the same time Grigoriu denied disinformation of the Azerbaijani media according to which she allegedly had to “barricade herself from the raging crowds that had surrounded her hotel." She noted that "the Armenian authorities undertook measures for her security and kept the order." The ombudsman also failed to explain why she did not apply to the police having received threats by phone. The Ombudsman failed also to answer the question of the blogger and political scientist Ernest Vardanyan, in which of the four UN resolutions, which Gregoriu had referred to in her speech, she had met anything written about "million refugees", "20% of the occupied territories" and "Khojalu". The confused ombudsman replied that it is not about the resolutions of 1993 but the resolution of the UN General Assembly on 14 March 2007. In reality, she rather meant the resolution of 2008, which she speaks of in her speech, but as far as Mrs. Grigoriu is not familiar neither with the content of the resolutions, nor the context, then it seems to be quite normal for her to confuse them. However, it does not matter, because even in that resolution there is no and there cannot be such a text. That is, Moldovan Ombudsman deliberately misleads the public. Grigoriu answered numerous comments about the fact that instead of focusing on problems of human rights in Moldova, she had devoted much of her speech to the problems of that region, which is irrelevant to her country, she said that she was not allowed to speak till the end. Aurelia Gregoriu "also did not have time" to, allegedly, tell about the massacre of Armenians in Maragha. She lied once again saying that on her Facebook page the full text of her speech is published, where allegedly there are theses on the Armenian refugees from Baku, Sumgait and Kirovabad; this is not true. When she was objected by the journalists who noted that the video of her speech clearly showed that she misused the regulated time, and she was to start her speech with the arrests in Transdniestria, and not by calling "occupation" the thing which in Moldova is called “reforms”, the Ombudsman continued to insist that she was not allowed to speak, and promised to provide the video" later ". Grigoriu did not deny the fact of her participation in the conference held in Baku on the eve of her visit to Yerevan. She also confessed that she did not raise the issue of political prisoners, for example, with her colleague Ilgar Mammadov and did not make a speech on violations of the rights of the Armenians in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, the pogroms in Baku and Sumgait. She noted that the theme of her report was different. Grigoriu also refused to comment on the fact that the theses of her report repeat word for word the propaganda text, published by the Azerbaijani Embassy in Moldova on the website of the Azerbaijani community. Meanwhile, she noted, that she is not going to resign, despite the rumors about her being politically biased in favor of Azerbaijan. "Ombudsman is the person who is always barking like a dog," Aurelia Grigoriu described herself. Source: Panorama.am

achqis sran el en antalyai hangsty dzri tomser tvel.. ba mer hyurasirutyun ur mnats ?? ba mi dzri tsaxkadzori toms tveq.. togh ga .. pativ tveq.. seghan xorrovats.. sauna .. taq jur sarr@ jur ... Abaranist mi yerku yeritasardi aseq bavararen es ezi tsnundin.. togh goh & bavararvats gna ir moldovan.. ..

Իսրայելի դեսպանին մեր երկրի սահմանները լքելու համար 48 ժամ տրվեց այն բանի համար, որ Եղեռնը ժխտող խոսք էր ասել 06.Հուլիս.2013 - 23:31 Զատկից հետո կարմիր ձվի մասին ժողովրդական խոսքը բոլորս էլ գիտենք և չեմ կարծում կարիք կա այն հիշեցնելու: Սակայն արի ու տես, որ այս խոսքն այսօր մեզ բոլորիս հիշեցրեց ոչ այլ ոք քան մեծարգո Պրն. Անատոլի Մունթեանուն`Մոլդովայի օմբուդսմենը, ՀՀ Մարդու իրավունքների պաշտպանին հասցեագրված իր նամակով, որով արձագանքել է օրեր առաջ մեր խորհրդարանում տեղի ունեցող համաեվրոպական խորհրդաժողովի ժամանակ իր ներկայացուցչի արած սկանդալային հայտարարությանը: Կարդում եմ այդ նամակն ու իրոք ծիծաղս գալիս է. կամ այս մարդն իրոք մեզ դրել է կատարյալ կներեք բայց պիտի ասեմ հարիֆի տեղ կամ դեռ ուշքի չի եկել ադրբեջանական նավթաբոյւր դոլարների դոզայի տակից: Ոնց կարող է պաշտոնական ներկայացուցիչը իր խոսքը չհամաձայնեցնել իրենց այդ ժողովին ուղարկող վերադաս մարմնի հետ յան էլ, երբ այդ խոսքում կա տարածաշրջանային հակամարտության վերաբերող կետեր: Ես դեռ ուղղակի չեմ անդրադառնում, թե մեր կողմը ինչով էր զբաղված ու ինչու չի պահել պահանջվող հավուր պատշաճ արարողակարգը, չի ստուգել նախապես բոլորի հնչեցնելիք խոսքերն ու ելույները: Ինչ արդյունավետ հարգանքի ու համագործակցության մասին կարող է խոսք լինել, եթե նման կոպիտ քայլ է արվում մեր երկրի նկատմամբ, որը նորմալ քաղաքակիրթ երկիրը կգնահատեր որպես թշնամական քայլ: Ես դեռ փոքր էի բայց հիշեւմ եմ մի դեպք, թե ինչպես իսրայելական դեսպանին մեր երկրի սահմանները թողնելու համար 48 ժամ տրվեց այն բանի համար, որ Եղեռնը ժխտող խոսք էր ասել: Այն ժամանակ Պիտերում ես իրոք հպարտ էի, որ հայ եմ: Անկեղծ հիմա էլ եմ ուզում նույն հպարտությունն ապրել ու զգալ, թե ոնց է իմ հայրենի կառավարությունը պաշտպանում մեր ազգային արդար իրավքւնոները:

Moldovan Advocate says won’t apologize for anti-Armenian remarks July 9, 2013 - 14:09 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Moldovan Parliamentary Advocate Aurelia Grigoriu said she has no intention to apologize for her anti-Armenian remarks. Earlier, she slammed Armenia as an “aggressor,” accusing the country of “occupying 20% of Azeri territory and committing an ethnic cleansing in Khojalu.” As she noted at a news conference in Kishinev, she expressed her stance as a human rights advocate, having no idea her remark would provoke strong reaction in Armenian society. “It was the deputy speaker of Armenian parliament who further flared the scandal,” Grigoriu said. However, Greogoriu confesses to not regretting her remark.” “I didn’t offend anyone and have no intention to apologize,” she said, according to Oda.md.

ok Arpa papik if you wish to post and see phrase, a sentence, a paragraph begins and where it ends you can do this enter text in Armenian - Հայերեն enter text in Armenian

see now see if it's ok ? if ok i can tell you how to

Arpa jan we can't find the fix for it so far sorry

Ed jan kamats asa kimanan eli bazzar k@darna menq mezi asum xosum enq gone mi qich

mi qani tary heto nor k@hishen te Asad@ inchpes er pahum ir yerkir@.. avagh arden ush klini ...

Ահա թե իրականում որ մեղքերի համար սպանեցին Քադդաֆֆիին 1. Բենզինն ավելի էժան է, քան ջուրը: Բենզինի լիտրը արժեր 0,14 $: 2. Նորապսակներին պետությունը նվիրում է 64 000 $՝ բնակարան գնելու համար: 3. Կրթությունը և բժշկությունը ամբողջովին անվճար է: 4. Ընտանիքի յուրաքանչյուր անդամին պետությունը տարեկան 1 000 $ դոտացիա է տրամադրում: 5. Գործազրկության նպաստը 730 $ է:6. Նա փակել է ՆԱՏՈ-ի ռազմական բազաները Լիբիայում: 7. Բուժքրոջ միջին աշխատավարձը 1 000 $ է: 8. Յուրաքանչյուր նորածնի համար պետությունը վճարում է 7 000 $: 9. Նոր բիզնես բացելու համար պետությունը 20 000 $ գումար է նվիրաբերում: 10. Խոշոր հարկերն արգելված են: 11. Մեկ շնչին բաժին ընկնող ՀՆԱ-ն 14 192 $ է: 12.Արտերկրում կրթություն ստանալը և վերապատրաստում անցնելը ֆինանսավորում է պետությունը: 13.Գործում են բազմազավակ ընտանիքների համար նախատեսված սուպերմարկետների հատուկ ցանցեր, որտեղ ապրանքները սինվոլիկ գներ ունեն, կարելի է ասել գրեթե անվճար են: 14. Ժամկետանց ապրանք վաճառելու համար խանութի տիրոջը հսկայական տուգանքներ են սպառնում: 15. Դեղատների մեծ մասն անվճար են:16. Դեղ կեղծելու համար՝ մահապատիժ: 17. Էլեկտրաէներգիայի վարձ երկրում գոյություն չունի: 18. Ալկոհոլի վաճառքը և օգտագործումն արգելվում է: Երկրում գործում է «сухой закон». 19. Ավտոմեքենա և բնակարան գնելու վարկերն առանց տոկոսի են: 20. Մեքենայի գնի 50%-ը վճարում է պետությունը: 23. Իշխանության գալով նա երկրից վտարեց բոլոր միջազգային կառույցներին: 24 Նրա կառավարման 40 տարիների ընթացքում Լիբիայի բնակչությունն աճեց երեք անգամ: 25 Երեխաների մահացությունը նվազեց 9 անգամ: 26 Կյանքի տևողության միջին ցուցանիշը երկրում 51,5-ից հասավ 74,5-ի: 27 Քադդաֆին որոշում կայացրեց Լիբիան հանել համաշխարհային բանկային համակարգից, և նրա օրինակին ցանկանում էին հետևել ևս 12 արաբական երկրներ: