The lawyer of the Belgian Prince, Laurent Arnotts, told our source today, Monday, that the case between the Belgian Prince Laurent and the head of the Libyan Investment Authority, Ali Mahmoud, is still open, and has not been closed yet.
Arnotos added to our source that Laurent’s former non-governmental organization needs to implement judicial decisions condemning Libya to pay 50 million euros in compensation. The funds frozen in Belgium belong to Libya, but the son of the non-governmental organization wants to confiscate them.
Arnotos confirmed that the judicial investigation seeks to recover two billion euros from the hidden interest on the frozen funds, as the Public Prosecutor does not want to reveal the beneficiary of the illegal unfreezing of these billions, so they ordered Ali Mahmoud not to cooperate with the Belgian justice, and therefore the Belgian investigative judge issued an international arrest warrant and removed Interpol “red notice” this warrant from its database, however the warrant itself is still valid because it was confirmed by the Brussels Court of Appeal on February 21.
