Final Say in Decision-Making and UN Mission Credibility
The Libyan Presidential Council has restructured the Board of the High National Election Commission and appointed Emad Al-Sayih as its head. This development coincided with the signing of a final agreement and a recommendation by the "4+4" mini-dialogue committee to appoint a different chair for the commission. This situation highlights the existing discrepancies between Libyan institutions regarding election management. Experts believe that this divergence reflects weak political consensus among the parties and complicates the electoral process. Additionally, disagreements between political institutions and decisions made by the Presidential Council have affected the credibility of the electoral process. The resolution of these issues remains dependent on the will of the international community, especially the major powers within the Security Council, to resolve political disagreements and legitimize the commission. As long as these differences persist, there are no clear indicators that the election date is approaching. Experts confirm that the Libyan crisis primarily stems from a lack of genuine political will to end the divisions.
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