Africazine:
The African Union has taken a significant step in supporting peace efforts in Libya.
On January 14, 2026, the AU welcomed the signing of the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation by Libya’s Presidential Council President. This event, which took place on January 7, 2025, in Tripoli, is viewed as crucial for advancing Libya’s peace process.
African Union Welcomes Peace Charter in Libya
The African Union Commission expressed its appreciation for the commitment shown during the signing ceremony. The AU emphasized the importance of this charter in facilitating national reconciliation and lasting peace in Libya. It called for all Libyan parties to engage in constructive dialogue and prioritize the national interest over individual or factional agendas.
The AU’s statement highlighted the necessity of responsibility, tolerance, and cooperation among all stakeholders. This collaborative approach is essential for securing sustainable peace in the region.
Libya’s Path to National Reconciliation
The AU reaffirmed its solidarity with Libya and its people, emphasizing its determination to support ongoing efforts for a peaceful resolution. The Commission also reiterated its commitment to implementing the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation, which was signed in Addis Ababa in February 2025.
Furthermore, the AU expressed full support for the United Nations’ new roadmap in Libya, aiming to guide the country toward stability and unity.
Next Steps for Libya’s Peace Process
- Full commitment from all Libyan parties to the peace process.
- Engagement in constructive dialogue among stakeholders.
- Implementation of the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation.
- Support for the United Nations’ roadmap in Libya.
The African Union's support marks a pivotal moment for Libya's journey toward lasting peace.
