Sudan's Al-Salih and Takala Seek Dialogue

The Presidents of Libya's House of Representatives and the High Council of State, Aguila Saleh and Mohamed Takala, agreed in Ankara to resume part of the work of the "6+6" committee responsible for electoral laws, after it had stalled for years due to disagreements between the two councils. This agreement comes after the "4+4" committee signed an agreement on August 30 under the auspices of the UN mission, aimed at resolving disputes over election laws, and sending it to both councils for approval within a month. There are concerns, however, that the meeting in Turkey might complicate the situation further, potentially aiming to hinder the elections and prolong the transitional phase. Experts and politicians commented that the meeting appears to be an attempt to sabotage the electoral process and keep the status quo, amidst deteriorating trust between the two councils and mutual accusations. Meanwhile, the UN Security Council welcomed the agreement related to holding national elections within two years, despite ongoing internal disagreements.

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