Paris - Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has died at his home in the city of Sirte, Libya. According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs (Foreign Minister) France Alain Juppe, with the death of Gaddafi, NATO operations in Libya could now be considered finished.

"I think we can say that military operations had ended, that the whole area of ​​Libya is now under the control of the National Transition Council and after a few steps while in one this week, NATO operation has ended," said Juppe told Europe 1 radio as reported by AFP news agency , Friday (21/10/2011).

Juppe said the future of Libya is now in the hands of the Libyan people themselves.

"The operation now has to end because of our goal, namely to accompany the troops of the National Council of Transition in the liberation of their territory, has now been achieved," said Juppe.

"Our goal is not to kill Gaddafi. When I say we, I'm talking about the coalition, France in NATO. Our goal is to force him to cede power. Then it's up to the National Transition Council to arrest and judge him," said Juppe.

A NATO official said the military planners would recommend in a day or two whether to stop the total mission in Libya or stop these attacks and continue to monitor the situation until the next two weeks.

JAKARTA - PT takeover process. Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Inalum) is getting close to it. Of the 700 million dollars or Rp6, 3 trillion of funds expected takeover, the government through the Government Investment Center (PIP) have gathered Rp2 trillion.

PIP head Soritaon Siregar disclose it in Bogor, today. According Soritaon, in 2012 it began collecting a fund of Rp 2 trillion of funds to purchase shares Inalum needs that are expected to require investment worth 700 million U.S. dollars or about Rp 6.3 trillion (assuming exchange rate of Rp 9,000 per U.S. dollar). Inalum contract will expire in 2013.

"We've got the House's approval of investment proposals amounting to Rp 3.2 trillion for 2012. Our plan Rp 1.2 trillion to finance basic infrastructure such as roads, schools, and bridges, the remaining Rp 2 trillion for the purchase Inalum repay," says Soritaon.

To cover the shortage of investment funds are needed later, according to Soritaon, in 2013, PIP will ask the state capital participation (PMN) of Rp 3 trillion more than the government. "Why installment? Because if you directly in due course should be prepared at once, must be more severe," he said.

Although the new year 2013 will be used later, when the contract work out, Soritaon ensure funds "savings" amounting to Rp 2 trillion that prepared it will not be idle. "We can invest it into stocks, SUN, ORI, or a smooth likuditasnya so that when used easily liquidated," he said.

As an illustration, the current process of acquisition of shares of PT Inalum 58.8 percent owned by a consortium of Japan was still in the stage of an audit by a team led by Minister of Industry MS Hidayat. Audits conducted Kemenperin team involves three aspects, namely financial audit, audit tools, and management audits.

This audit is very important before the later of 100 percent stake in PT Inalum taken over by the government. The technical problems involved 10 districts / cities to have a stake in PT Inalum would be discussed after the audit is completed, including the involvement of the Government of North Sumatra province and regency / city around Lake Toba and Asahan. source