The exiled Crown Prince of Libya Mohammed El Senoussi said today that the final fall of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was a victory for peace, freedom and reform as he hailed the bravery of the country’s rebel fighters for ending the regime’s 42 year reign of terror.

Libya’s exiled crown prince Mohammed El Senussi today (Wed 20 April) told the European Parliament that the departure of ruler Colonel Muammar Gaddafi “could be expedited if more nations stepped down off the fence and committed themselves to rid the world of one of its most evil tyrants.”

On the eve of tomorrow’s London conference to discuss the future of Libya, Prince Mohammed El Senussi, Crown Prince of Libya in exile, has written to all 35 participating Foreign Ministers urging them to maintain the pressure upon Gaddafi to go.

Prince Mohammed El Senussi said:

"The UN's resolution to protect the civilians of Libya is the greatest news that our nation has heard for decades. "The international community's commitment to help us achieve peace and freedom in Libya will succeed and I hope and pray that this day will be soon."