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Libyan rivals agree to work with UN to end political deadlock

Libyan rivals have agreed to work with the un to end the political deadlock.
The political deadlock in libya has persisted for several years.
The agreement indicates a potential shift in dynamics among libya's rival factions.
There is hope that this collaboration will lead to a more stable governance structure.

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The Straits Times

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The New Arab

Libyan rivals agree to work with UN to end political deadlock

RABAT/TRIPOLI - Delegations from rival Libyan legislative bodies agreed at talks in Morocco on Thursday to work together with a United Nations mission to pave the way for elections to end years of political deadlock.

2 months ago·Singapore

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Anadolu Ajansı

Libyan rivals meet in Morocco to settle electoral disputes

Meeting is part of broader efforts to pave way for elections that could end Libya’s power struggle - Anadolu Ajansı

2 months ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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theafrica.co.za

Libyan Rivals Agree To Work With Un To End Political Deadlock : The Africa

In a significant step towards resolving Libya`s prolonged political crisis, delegations from two rival legislative bodies met in Morocco on Thursday to collaborate on a roadmap for holding elections.

2 months ago

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Libyan Express

Takala rejects Morocco political talks

Mohamed Takala, claiming leadership of Libya’s High Council of State (HCS), has denounced recent meetings in Morocco between members of the HCS and House of Representatives (HoR), stating participants lacked official council representation. Takala called on Libya’s Foreign Ministry to contact Moroccan counterparts to prevent unauthorised discussions, highlighting internal divisions within the council. The Morocco […] The post Takala rejects Moro…

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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Libya Herald

Op-Ed: Another UNSMIL Libya initiative, another Bouznika meeting – the domestic and international status quo conspiracy continues against Libyan citizens?

The final communiqué issued at the end of the two-day ‘‘Consultative Meeting’’ held by members of Libya’s parliament (the House of Representatives – HoR) – and the High State Council (HSC), between 18 and 19 December in Bouznika, Morocco, seems to have added little new to the stagnant Libyan political process. There was definitely no […] The post Op-Ed: Another UNSMIL Libya initiative, another Bouznika meeting – the domestic and international st…

2 months ago·Tripoli, Libya

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LibyaReview

US Reaffirms Support for Libyan Political Process

The United States Chargé d’Affaires in Libya, Jeremy Berndt, held talks with Libya’s Acting Foreign Minister, Taher al-Baour, reaffirming Washington’s commitment to supporting the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) and advancing the country’s political process. In a statement following the meeting, Berndt emphasised the importance of Libya achieving unity and overcoming its divisions. “The United States fully backs UNSMIL’s efforts…

2 months ago

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