Libya plans elections within two years
The Libyan "4+4" Committee announced the signing of a final agreement outlining the procedures for holding presidential and parliamentary elections within 24 months. The agreement allows for military personnel to run as candidates and vote, provided the winner renounces their second nationality. Implementing the agreement requires forming a unified executive authority and national institutions, with the election process linked to the unification of sovereign institutions and the military. A second round of the presidential elections will be waived if a candidate receives more than 50% of the votes. The agreement is considered an important step toward resolving the political stalemate in Libya. Its ratification by the House of Representatives and the High Council of State is needed within a month, with the United Nations prepared to support its implementation.
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