State Council on UN: Elections Still Supported
The Higher Council of State in Libya rejected the interpretation of its stance on the outcomes of the "4+4" meeting, describing it as a reflection of weak readiness to engage in the political process. It confirmed that its objection relates to the legitimacy of the constitutional and legal processes, not a rejection of dialogue or elections. The Council clarified that its participation in the joint committee "6+6" led to the enactment of electoral laws in accordance with constitutional references. It emphasized that political understandings do not automatically grant legitimacy, and that limited party consensus does not equate to national consensus. The Council underscored the importance of adhering to the law and respecting institutions. It also called on the Special Envoy to correct the characterization of its position, while supporting a free and fair electoral process based on the law and the will of the Libyan people.
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