Al-Barouni: Influence shifts, not final deal
Reports indicate that a new agreement in Libya has brought together the heads of the House of Representatives, the Presidential Council, and the High Council of State on a roadmap aimed at paving the way for comprehensive elections. However, experts believe that this agreement reflects management of political stalemate rather than an end to division, and it is considered a temporary step that requires additional measures to ensure the success of the elections, including unifying institutions and reaching consensus on constitutional and electoral laws. Implementing reforms on the ground faces challenges such as the balance of military and economic power, overlapping authorities among institutions, ongoing existence of two governments, and deep divisions within Libyan institutions.
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