Libya 4+4 Committee draft gains support
The Libyan "4+4" committee has reached a draft agreement on organizing elections and unifying state institutions, with international support from ten Western countries, including the United States and Europe. The agreement stipulates that presidential and parliamentary elections will be held within 24 months under the supervision of a unified executive authority and national institutions. It includes the reorganization of the High National Elections Commission, amendments to eligibility rules—such as allowing dual nationals and military participants—and conditions to ensure the neutrality of the military institution. The agreement also emphasizes reviewing electoral regulations and separating the results of the presidential and parliamentary elections, as part of efforts to unify Libyan authorities and achieve political stability.
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