Libyan Prime Minister and military leaders agree to hold national elections
The United Nations Libyan Support Mission (UNSMIL) issued a statement on 28 February saying that the Prime Minister of the Libyan National Unity Government, Sarah and the eastern region of the armed forces The leader of the army, Havtar, met on the 27th and the two sides agreed to hold a national election.
The statement said that the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Libya, Gazan Salam, hosted a meeting between Saraj and Haftar in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, on the 27th. Both Saraj and Haftar believe that it is necessary to hold a national election to end Libya’s current transitional state. The two sides also agreed to take measures to maintain the stability of the domestic situation. However, neither side has disclosed the time for holding the general election.
After the Qaddafi regime was overthrown in 2011, the situation in Libya was in turmoil. At present, the two major forces are confrontational, and many regions are in anarchy. The Libyan National Unity Government and the armed forces supporting it control part of the western region; the National Congress builds another government in the eastern city of Tubrug, and the "National Army" alliance led by Haftar controls the eastern and central regions. , major cities in the south and some western cities.
The statement said that the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Libya, Gazan Salam, hosted a meeting between Saraj and Haftar in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, on the 27th. Both Saraj and Haftar believe that it is necessary to hold a national election to end Libya’s current transitional state. The two sides also agreed to take measures to maintain the stability of the domestic situation. However, neither side has disclosed the time for holding the general election.
After the Qaddafi regime was overthrown in 2011, the situation in Libya was in turmoil. At present, the two major forces are confrontational, and many regions are in anarchy. The Libyan National Unity Government and the armed forces supporting it control part of the western region; the National Congress builds another government in the eastern city of Tubrug, and the "National Army" alliance led by Haftar controls the eastern and central regions. , major cities in the south and some western cities.
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