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Mission's cart and horse dilemma
The article discusses the structured dialogue rounds organized by the UN Mission in Libya, which were announced by Special Envoy Hanaa Titié to the Security Council. It clarifies that the outcomes of this dialogue are not binding for any party and values the recommendations presented in the final report at around 600. However, it considers them more as a burden than a practical, actionable plan. The article points out that the mission suffers from strategic disarray and a lack of a clear vision, and that the focus on numerous recommendations reflects an inability to formulate targeted solutions. It emphasizes that the Libyan crisis mainly depends on political will and conflicts over interests. The article also highlights that the complexities of the political and international landscape weaken the effectiveness of initiatives, and that setting priorities to find an inclusive path faces many obstacles amid deep divisions.
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