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Academic Ahmed al-Ashhab discussed developments in Libya, saying that the House of Representatives’ approval of the maritime memorandum of understanding with Turkey could signal a shift in position and closer ties with Ankara, despite objections from Egypt and Greece. He said the disagreements could be addressed diplomatically or through international courts. He noted that extending the UN mission’s mandate had prompted differing international reactions, and that Washington could not impose a solution on its own. He added that combining the outcomes of the 4+4 and 6+6 committees could help narrow differences between the House of Representatives and the High Council of State. Al-Ashhab expressed hope that the Central Bank’s new governor, Fawzi Abu Khuzam, would help resolve financial disputes and address liquidity and exchange-rate issues. He also stressed the importance of the training provided for under the National Service Law, noting that the service age had been raised from 17 to 18 and that students could defer their service.
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