Paul: Trump aims for Libyan power sharing
The United States is working to unify the Libyan government through a plan that involves forming a joint presidential council. The plan includes Odessa Hammouda al-Hafter serving as the head of the executive presidential council, while Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah remains in his position. The goal of the plan is to expand Libyan oil production, which is projected to double to 3 million barrels per day by the end of the decade, thereby enhancing Libya's status as one of the world's major oil producers. However, the plan faces challenges related to mistrust among the parties and the extent of concessions required, with some parties expressing discontent over the potential for Hafter to gain greater influence.
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