Titiye supports Libyan deal and warns on elections

The article discusses international efforts to achieve stability and conduct elections in Libya, focusing on the Tripoli agreement signed in August, which is considered a significant step toward ending the political deadlock. It highlights that the agreement outlines an actionable roadmap to hold legislative and presidential elections within 24 months. However, the rejection by some entities, especially the High State Council, threatens its implementation and reflects limited political participation. The article also addresses the worsening economic situation resulting from political divisions, with rising inflation, a weakened dinar, and declining oil production. Additionally, it covers security issues, such as ongoing security fragility and executions, along with calls to halt the decline and achieve reconciliation to ensure Libya's stability.

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