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Egypt Supports UN Initiative for Swift Libyan Elections within a Year and a Half!

Egypt Backs New UN Roadmap for a Stable Libya: A Step Towards National Elections

In a significant diplomatic stride, Egypt has thrown its weight behind a newly unveiled United Nations roadmap aimed at resolving the ongoing crisis in Libya. This strategic initiative seeks to pave the way for the formation of a temporary government, laying the groundwork for national elections anticipated to occur within the next 12 to 18 months.

Egyptian officials, through a statement from the foreign ministry, emphasized the necessity of adhering to this timeline to ensure both the credibility of the political process and fulfill the aspirations of the Libyan populace for stability and development. The call for simultaneous presidential and legislative elections is particularly vital, as it aims to unify Libyan institutions under a new government, reinforcing the nation’s sovereignty and integrity.

The roadmap was introduced before the UN Security Council by UN special representative for Libya, Hanna Serwaa Tetteh. In her address, Tetteh articulated that the political process must prioritize general elections alongside the unification of key institutions. She outlined a comprehensive plan built on three pivotal pillars: creating a viable electoral framework, forming a unified government, and fostering structured dialogue to encourage widespread Libyan participation.

While Tetteh refrained from imposing strict deadlines, she proposed an overall timeframe of 12 to 18 months for completing the roadmap, culminating in general elections. Acknowledging the potential hurdles along this journey, she highlighted the necessity for robust support from the Security Council and other significant stakeholders to maintain stability and manage any disruptive elements during the process.

Libyan Prime Minister Abdul-Hamid Dbeibah responded positively to Tetteh’s insights, underscoring the urgent need to address electoral laws that have impeded voting since 2021. This pragmatic approach is expected to be a pivotal step toward restoring democracy in Libya.

The ongoing dialogue and strategic planning exemplified by Egypt’s support and the UN’s roadmap highlight a hopeful pathway towards a more stable Libya. As all parties engaged in this vital process focus on building a unified political landscape, the prospects for peace and fruitful governance appear brighter than ever.

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