Libyan Dialogue: Election Prep or Crisis Repeat

The recommendations issued by the "Structured Dialogue" under the auspices of the United Nations regarding the formation of a new government and the management of the electoral process in Libya have faced widespread criticism. They raise questions about their commitment to the roadmap for ending the political divide. The recommendations include forming an interim government for up to two years, but there are concerns that this may simply extend the ongoing transitional phase that has lasted for 15 years, with unclear mechanisms for selecting members and ambiguity about the impact on the electoral process. Disagreements also remain over the implementation and effectiveness of these measures, particularly given the ongoing political division between the governments of Tripoli and Benghazi.

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