Libya's crisis advances with House approval of 4+4 deal

The article discusses the unanimous vote conducted by the Libyan House of Representatives to approve the "4+4" Committee agreement. This represents an important step toward advancing the transitional process and conducting presidential and parliamentary elections within 24 months. However, disagreements within the council persist, as 63 deputies are boycotting the House sessions due to the failure to include amendments to the internal regulations on the agenda. This situation hampers the full implementation of the agreement and raises disputes over the management and legitimacy of the council. The internal tensions are attributed to Turkey's relationships with some House members, especially following visits by Turkish officials to Libya. This reflects Ankara’s attempt to safeguard its interests and strengthen its influence in the country, amidst competing factions within the council vying to shape the future of the transitional phase and future authorities.

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