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Libyan academic Dr. Karima Ibrahim Al-Qureiri confirmed that the agreement reached by the 4+4 Minor Committee represents a real achievement amid years of political deadlock. It aims to break the obstacles imposed by political parties that hinder Libya's national interests. She pointed out that international and regional community support for this agreement enhances its chances of success, although some parties—whose interests are tied to armed groups—may oppose or obstruct its implementation on the ground. She called for presenting the agreement to the Security Council for international approval, emphasizing the need to form a new Constituent Assembly and a technocratic government to manage the electoral process. She noted that Libya possesses talented and qualified individuals, but certain institutions still lack the necessary credentials. Additionally, Dr. Al-Qureiri condemned statements by Prime Minister Mohamed Al-Menfi regarding the legitimacy of political bodies, considering that such remarks aim to destabilize the situation. She also observed internal divisions within the Government of National Unity that appear to be impacting political stability.
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