Libyans tire of political deals
A report on the results of the "4+4" agreement in Libya reveals that, so far, it does not represent a genuine transition from the transitional phase to a stable state. Instead, it is an understanding among political forces to redistribute power while keeping the country in a new transitional stage that could last for years. Experts and politicians emphasize that the agreement does not guarantee the establishment of a permanent constitution or the holding of comprehensive elections, given the ongoing struggle for power and wealth and the lack of a genuine political will to achieve these goals. The report notes that focusing on reforming the High National Elections Commission does not ensure that elections are imminent. The real objective should be to completely end the transitional phase and restore power to the people, rather than repeating transitional stages and postponing final solutions.
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