People's Voice Party Opposes Libyan Sovereignty Loss
The People’s Voice Party rejected a British draft resolution before the United Nations Security Council aimed at establishing an international mission to investigate corruption issues in Libya. The party considered that the proposed formulation goes beyond international cooperation to impose guardianship over Libyan sovereign institutions, particularly in the fields of oil, the Central Bank, and sovereign investments. It affirmed that this threatens national sovereignty and opens the door to external interventions in managing Libyan wealth since 2011. The party called for supporting Libyan oversight, judicial, and regulatory bodies, enabling them to perform their tasks independently, while rejecting any approach that grants broad powers which could lead to interference in the country’s financial and investment affairs. It warned against the use of financial information to exert political pressure and impose external will. The party emphasized the importance of cooperating with relevant international entities to recover looted funds, while maintaining the independence of the Libyan judiciary and authorities, and conducting comprehensive and transparent investigations that respect national sovereignty.
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