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Libyan parties, during a meeting sponsored by the United Nations, signed an agreement aimed at paving the way for presidential and parliamentary elections in Libya, following the deadlock in reaching an understanding between the House of Representatives and the Higher Council of State regarding amendments to electoral laws. The agreement includes reconstituting the High National Elections Commission, making amendments to the presidential election law—such as allowing dual nationals and military personnel to run, abolishing the mandatory second round, and setting a 24-month timeline to carry out the elections. The agreement is expected to be ratified both locally and internationally within a month and is considered a significant step toward achieving stability and conducting credible elections in the country.
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