Libya faces bleak prospects amid fragile agreements
The signing of the "4+4" agreement in Libya has not changed the reality on the ground, and it is considered by observers as an international attempt to embellish the image of the coup leaders and justify the postponement of elections multiple times. Analysts point out that the agreement was exploited to extend the transitional period without genuine guarantees to implement its terms, as armed militias and military rule still dominate major areas. There is no real political will to conduct transparent and fair elections. Experts believe that a true solution requires ending the military coup, dismantling armed groups, and restoring the army to institutions, while some warn that previous agreements have failed and that delays in implementing the "4+4" could lead to an escalation in violence or continued political deadlock for years to come.
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