The French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, and British Prime Minister David Cameron, have traveled today to Libya on a historic visit that will boost the new Government born of the revolt against the 42 years of regime of Colonel Muamar Gaddafi. The two European leaders, the first who tread Libyan land since the fall of Gaddafi, have landed this morning at Tripoli airport, just a few hours before that, predictably, do the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. In the afternoon they have been in Benghazi, capital of the rebel uprising. Our commitment to Libya is not finished, said Sarkozy at press conference in the Libyan capital along with Cameron and the leader of the current Libyan Government, Mustafa Abdel Yalil. While peace is threatened, France will remain next to Libya, has continued the Gallic ruler, who has called for the arrest of Gadhafi and all pursued by Justice. Source of the news:: Sarkozy and Cameron will push to Niger against leakage of gadafistas