Libyan tripartite agreement on the formation of a unified government

Abdallah Batili, the special representative of the UN Secretary General for Libyan Affairs, last month while reporting on the development process of this country, presented to the Security Council a plan based on which a five-way meeting with the presence of Libyan political leaders aimed at forming a small unified government be formed in order to open the way for holding parliamentary and presidential elections under its shadow. They stated that among these leaders, the name of “Aqila Saleh”, the head of the Libyan parliament, can be mentioned. He refused to sit at the same table with “Abdul Hamid Debiba”, the Prime Minister of the Provisional Government of National Unity (Tripoli), so the first round of the said meeting was held on Sunday this week with the presence of three Libyan leaders and the Secretary General of the Arab League in Cairo.

p dir=”RTL” style=”text-align:right”>A Libyan parliamentary official said: at the meeting in Cairo, “Mohammed Manifi” the head of the governing council (the highest body), “Aqila Saleh” the speaker of the parliament and “Mohammed Takaleh” the elected prime minister The parliament (eastern government) agreed on the necessity of forming a unified government in Libya so that this government will manage the country until the general elections.

This official A Libyan, who did not want to be named, told “Wasat Libya” news site: The participants of the meeting in Cairo agreed to form a joint committee to draft the law and to examine the laws that were recently approved by the parliament.

He added: The participants in the Cairo meeting agreed on maximum consensus in Libya and unification of governing positions.

Meanwhile, “Abd al-Hamid Debiba”, the Prime Minister of the interim government of national unity of Libya, in a meeting with “Abdullah Batili” said: “This government supports the efforts of the UN representative with the aim of bringing Libyans to a consensus regarding the plan He supports the way that leads to general elections in the country. The formation of a unified government is the way to end the crisis. Tripoli was done.

Following the meeting in Cairo, “Ahmad Abul Ghait”, the Secretary General of the Arab League, participated in a press conference and said: the results of this meeting are very positive. And it was even more than I expected.

Two governments have been in power in Libya for more than two decades, during which politicians have repeatedly They tried to unify the governance structure of this country, but they failed in this way. Due to legal obstacles and the lack of necessary infrastructure, these elections were not held.

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