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Libyan lawmakers support U.S. initiative for political roadmap and stability

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Forty-seven members of the Libyan House of Representatives have rallied behind a U.S. initiative aimed at unifying the country’s political landscape.

The initiative, presented by Special Envoy Massad Boulos, proposes forming a small committee to draft a roadmap for bridging divisions among key Libyan parties. The lawmakers emphasized that lasting stability in Libya hinges on a unified national will that prioritizes the country’s interests.

Libyan Lawmakers Back U.S. Initiative for Unity

The support from the representatives comes as Libya grapples with a prolonged political deadlock. In their statement from Benghazi, they highlighted the necessity of a unified approach to strengthen security and safeguard national wealth. The lawmakers believe that a collaborative effort is essential for overcoming the ongoing challenges and moving towards a more stable governance structure.

They expressed their commitment to closely monitor various initiatives aimed at reviving the political process. The U.S. proposal is seen as a serious opportunity for progress, with the potential to narrow the gap between active Libyan parties and unify efforts across the country.

Libya: Key figures on Political Support

  • 47 members of the Libyan House of Representatives

Commitment to National Consensus and Stability

The lawmakers reiterated the importance of genuine national consensus and responsible political partnerships. They pledged to support efforts that facilitate institution-building and reinforce stability. Their commitment reflects a desire to prioritize national unity over division, paving the way for a more prosperous future for all Libyans.

Next Steps for Political Roadmap

  • Formation of a small committee to draft the roadmap
  • Unifying efforts across eastern and western Libya
  • Preparing for a comprehensive national settlement

Libya's path to stability relies on unity and collaboration among its leaders.

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