Dbeibah and Taqala meet reviving alliances

The article discusses a meeting between the Prime Minister of Libya's "Unity" government, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, and the Chairman of the Supreme Council, Mohamed Tekala. The context of this meeting is an attempt to improve their previously tense relations, which were strained due to differences in political stances—particularly concerning the American initiative and the roadmap for elections and the unification of authority. The meeting aims to politically support Dbeibeh amid ongoing issues such as electricity outages and fuel shortages. It is also viewed as a step to strengthen political backing from the Supreme Council, especially with the upcoming results of the (4+4) committee, which will determine the outcomes of the next elections. Some experts believe that the purpose of this meeting is to safeguard Dbeibeh's position, which faces popular pressure and protests. Their relationship with Tekala is seen as a means to protect his political interests, despite ongoing opposition within Libyan institutions. Analyses indicate that this meeting reflects shifts in Libya's political alliances, with Dbeibeh seeking to maintain his influence by reinforcing his ties with Tekala and securing significant political support, particularly in light of the declining influence of the American initiative.

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