Understanding the Supreme State Presidency Elections
The assessment of the Libyan High Council of State's performance reveals its weakness and escalating crises, as it has lost its ability to carry out its primary duties due to divisions and power struggles over the presidency. This has led to a decline in its role as a legislative and oversight body, despite recent elections that did not change its state of incapacity. The crisis is reflected in an increasing level of popular protests against the political situation, expressing a erosion of trust in the political system overall, along with diminishing harmony with the government and its influence over decision-making. At the same time, the weakness of the House of Representatives and the overlapping roles among political institutions become apparent, amidst a tangled web of political, economic, and security crises—all of which are compounded by the lack of genuine stability. This situation hampers efforts to achieve a phase of stability and security in the country.
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