Street crises and NY ambitions overlook citizen legitimacy
Libya is seeking a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2028-2029 term, aiming to strengthen its presence in matters related to international peace and security. Its candidacy is part of a political and diplomatic plan focused on demonstrating its ability to build internal consensus, unify security and military institutions, increase its diplomatic influence, and secure support from African and Arab countries. Winning a seat on the council is viewed as an opportunity for Libya to influence discussions on regional security, terrorism, and migration, with an emphasis on the importance of investing the membership in serving its national interests, rather than merely as a diplomatic façade. Achieving this goal requires intensive diplomatic efforts, especially within the African community, as well as maintaining a cohesive diplomatic image that combines external presence with internal stability, in order to enhance Libya’s standing on the international stage.
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