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Speculation is growing that the UN mission may seek to broaden the Libyan dialogue if the “4+4” committee track stalls. The committee is preparing to meet in Tunisia next Sunday, amid disagreement over whether the move would be worthwhile. Supporters say it could broaden representation and pave the way for a settlement, provided there is international backing and guarantees. Opponents, meanwhile, warn of a repeat of the failures of the Skhirat dialogue in 2015 and the Geneva dialogue in 2020. Questions center on how participants would be selected and what role the current committee would play, with proposals including a broader dialogue or a consultative track involving independent experts.
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