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Al-Baroni Discusses Agreement Details and Future Expectations
Reports indicate that the provisional agreement signed in Tunisia in August 2026 aims to reshape the electoral framework in Libya and link the management of the transitional phase to the unification of authority and institutions. It sets out clear pathways for holding elections within 24 months or at the latest within that period. Emphasizing the importance of knowing who sets the rules of the game and who manages the transitional phase is crucial to ensure the acceptance of the results by all parties. The success of implementation is considered to be tied to efforts to unify authority, guarantee the neutrality of institutions, and secure acceptance of election outcomes. Sensitive issues such as the participation of military personnel, dual nationals, and the right of the strongest party to control power are among the biggest challenges that could impede the agreement's execution. Meanwhile, its success depends on the consensus among political and military forces, clarification of the roles of institutions, and a rejection of direct regional or international interference in the decision-making process.
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