’s prime minister met Wednesday with President Obama and vowed that justice will be served in the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi in which four Americans were killed.

Mr. Obama dropped in on National Security Adviser ’s meeting with Prime Minister at the .

“The president reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring that the perpetrators of the Sept. 11 attacks against the in Benghazi are brought to justice, and stressed the importance of ’s cooperation with the ongoing investigation,coach factory store,” said , a spokeswoman for the .

Mr. Obama and discussed how their administrations can work with the international community to “strengthen institutions, and particularly to enhance security and the rule of law,” said, adding that the president also expressed U.S. support for during its democratic transition.

Following his meeting, went to the , where he told Secretary of State that his government will “work with the to reach the truth” in the investigation.

The terrorists “must be put to trial,” said. “As much as we regret the killing … we are keen on reaching the truth and to see that justice is achieved.”

thanked the for its cooperation, and said “those who killed Americans in Benghazi will be brought to justice.”,gucci handbags;

U.S,chanel earrings. Ambassador ,chanel purses, officer , and former Navy SEALs and were killed in the attack.

said is going through a difficult period in its transition, but that the U.S. will continue to stand by the North African nation. He said the U.S. “must not walk away from the difficult work that Chris Stevens and his cohorts were so dedicated to.”,coach outlet;

“The Libyan people have begun to chart the course for their own future, and they’re defining it,”,chanel purses; said. “Obviously, there are challenges ahead and we understand that, from building political consensus to strengthening the security and protecting human rights, and growing the Libyan economy.”,coach factory online;

Meanwhile, Mr. Obama announced his decision to appoint Deborah Jones as U.S. ambassador to . Ms. Jones,monster beats by dre, a scholar-in-residence at the Middle East Institute, served as U.S. ambassador to Kuwait from 2008 to 2011.

The investigation into the Benghazi attack has been hamstrung by the ’s lack of control over the eastern part of the country. U.S. officials have given the a list of suspects in the attack, but the has been unable to arrest the men.

FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III told the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Tuesday that, while Libyan authorities have been willing to cooperate in the investigation into the attack,beats studio, “it is exceptionally difficult — particularly in eastern , in Benghazi.”

“And that has been a hurdle that we have not seen elsewhere when we’ve had similar incidents,”,coach outlet online; said Mr. Mueller, who visited in January to coordinate the investigation with Libyan authorities.

In January, a Tunisian judge released Ali Harzi, the only man arrested in connection with the attack, citing a lack of evidence.

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