Libya’s new authority post 4+4 talks

The political circles in Libya are closely monitoring the steps toward implementing the "4+4" agreement approved by the House of Representatives, aimed at forming a unified executive authority that will lead the country towards holding parliamentary and presidential elections within 24 months. The implementation of the agreement faces challenges related to how this authority will be structured—whether as a technocratic government or a consensus government that includes figures from influential factions—amid conflicting statements about its nature and divisions between the "National Unity" government and parallel institutions in the eastern part of the country. The UN mission anticipates the formation of a political dialogue committee that may include 47 members to support the process of establishing authority, with the possibility of international intervention to settle issues regarding sovereign portfolios. Meanwhile, disagreements over the form of the government, particularly a new Presidential Council, remain one of the main obstacles to the agreement’s execution.

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