Libya parties agree on 2-year election plan
Libyan authorities in the east and west of the country reached an agreement today, Sunday, under the auspices of the United Nations in Tripoli, aimed at drafting a roadmap for holding elections within two years. The Presidential Council expressed reservations about the full text of the agreement and the mechanisms for its implementation. The agreement stipulates the reorganization of the Electoral Commission and the implementation of legal and constitutional amendments to ensure comprehensive and credible elections, including presidential and parliamentary elections within 24 months. There is also an emphasis on the need for the Libyan institutions to reach consensus, despite the absence of some key bodies such as the High Council of State. This development comes shortly after Tripoli received the Syrian Foreign Minister to inaugurate the country’s embassy, which had been closed for 14 years.
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