Southern Libyan groups warn of tribalism rise

The article focused on the concerns of political parties in southern Libya regarding the encroachment of tribal and regional considerations at the expense of party work and political organizations. During meetings with the UN envoy and the French ambassador, party representatives expressed their opposition to reducing the role of parties in the upcoming legislative political arrangements, emphasizing that expanding the space for party activity enhances competition based on national programs and diminishes tribal and regional dominance. They also warned that political and organizational decline of parties could lead to a re-emergence of competition patterns rooted in social ties, posing a threat to the process of building strong and effective political blocs founded on national policies and programs. These concerns are rooted in the amended 2023 electoral law, which may diminish party participation and favor individual competition, raising fears about the ability of parties to unite and present a strong political alternative in the upcoming phase.

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