Libya’s Benghazi-based House of Representatives and Tripoli’s High State Council have agreed to outline a road map for legislative and presidential elections to form a new and unified government.
Libya
![Libyan parties agree on election road map amid push to form unified government](https://cambridgepeace.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/press-bank-phrom-Tzm3Oyu_6sk-unsplash-746px.jpg)
Libya
Libya’s Benghazi-based House of Representatives and Tripoli’s High State Council have agreed to outline a road map for legislative and presidential elections to form a new and unified government.
Libya
Libya’s Tripoli-based High State Council has rejected a budget approved by the eastern-based parliament, warning of more partition and wasting of public money.
Libya
The Arab League will continue its efforts to promote peace and reconciliation in Libya, said Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the organization’s secretary-general.
Libya
The UN’s special envoy for Libya says he is his resigning as the world body cannot successfully support the country’s political transition when its leaders put their own interests above finding a solution.
Libya
Libyan officials recently met with at the headquarters of the League of Arab States in Egypt to discuss key strategies. One involves the formation of a unified government in Libya to conduct national elections for the president and legislature.
Libya
Representatives of Libya’s rival administrations have pledged to form a unified government.
Libya
The U.N. special envoy for Libya warned the country’s feuding political actors Thursday that if they don’t urgently form a unified government and move toward elections the oil-rich North African nation will slide into “disintegration.”
Libya
The Head of the High Council of State, Mohammed Takala, says that the parallel government does not have international support, and the House of Representatives effectively ended its existence when it dismissed its former PM, Fathi Bashagha, and brought in another PM in his place.