Presidential Council Rejects Parallel Electoral Drafting
The Higher State Council Forum in Tripoli called for adherence to legislative authority, protection of sovereign institutions, and conducting free and fair elections, free from power-sharing deals and external guardianship. The participants emphasized the importance of complying with the political agreement and the thirteenth constitutional amendment, which outlines the formation of electoral laws. They also rejected foreign interference in the political process, particularly from the government and the General Command. Additionally, they stressed the need to respect national sovereignty, the independence of the judiciary, and the High National Elections Commission, calling for the resumption of the Commission's appointment process and the amendment of electoral laws based on recommended reforms, in an effort to shorten the crisis. Through these measures, the forum aims to strengthen constitutional legitimacy and foster comprehensive national consensus by forming an expanded national dialogue committee that ensures the participation of all Libyan components, ultimately leading to free elections that reflect the will of the Libyan people and preserve the state's sovereignty and its institutions.
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