Libyan Parliament OKs Election Deal

The Libyan House of Representatives unanimously approved the final agreement of the mini-dialogue Committee (4+4) regarding the amendment of electoral laws and the appointment of the management board of the High National Elections Commission. This took place during a closed session chaired by Aguila Saleh in Benghazi. The agreement includes reshaping the commission's board, selecting a president and vice president, and appointing six new members from both the House of Representatives and the Supreme Council of State. Additionally, Law No. 28 of 2023 provides a basis for conducting presidential elections, with amendments allowing dual nationals and military personnel to participate. It also proposes adopting Law No. 10 of 2014 for legislative elections, with a maximum period of 24 months to hold unified elections under a single executive authority. The aim of the agreement is to organize presidential and parliamentary elections in a professional and transparent manner. It has been welcomed by political and military leaders in the country, but it requires the parliament's ratification within a month, as mandated by the United Nations.

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