Libyan parties oppose secret election plans
The Libyan Parties Gathering's article focused on rejecting a return to a purely individual electoral system, considering it a threat to political pluralism and a means of producing a parliament devoid of clear programs and characterized by unstable alliances. The statement emphasized the importance of Law No. (27) of 2023, which allows political parties to participate through lists, viewing it as a contribution to building a modern state and as a challenge to marginalizing political parties. It also warned that reinstating the individual system could lead to the exclusion of parties and promote a system where competition is based on personal loyalties rather than national programs. The article calls for transparency in all aspects of the electoral process and for civil society and political parties to participate in discussing the future of elections. The gathering affirmed that excluding parties does not contribute to the country's stability and stressed the need for credible elections and political pluralism, with a focus on building a state of institutions.
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