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Supreme Authority rejects 4+4 deal
The "4+4" agreement on completing the political process in Libya reflects an attempt to unify institutions and hold presidential and parliamentary elections that will end the division. However, discussions are ongoing about the continuation of the transitional phase, which could extend for two years or more, instead of transitioning into a permanent state. The path of the Constitution and its referendum face delays and neglect, especially after the exclusion of Law 27 of 2023, which ensures fair representation and equality among Libyans. Additionally, there is debate regarding the participation of dual nationals in the elections and whether legal and political guarantees are sufficient to ensure the neutrality of military institutions and the integrity of the process—particularly amid concerns about foreign influence on the election outcome. Ultimately, questions remain about the possibility of holding elections soon and achieving stability in a manner that reflects the will of the people and puts an end to conflict and divisions.
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