Libya’s Rival Political Institutions Agree on New Push Toward Elections
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Aguila Saleh, Mohamed Takala agree in Ankara to hold committee meeting in Türkiye, according to joint statement
Tripoli: Libya ' s electoral laws are once again at the forefront of the political scene, but this time from Ankara, where the meeting brought together the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Akila Saleh, the Chairman of the Supreme Council of State, Mohamed Takaleh, to revive the Committee of 6+6, in a step that has not yet calmed down the implications of the agreement of the Committee of 4+4 signed at the end of last August, [...]
The meeting with the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the Chairman of the Supreme Council of State of Ankara, under the auspices of the Turkish Republic, comes at a time when attention is drawn to the post after the meeting with Ankara. What are the Libyans waiting for next?
The electoral laws of Libya are back on the front line with the announcement by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Akila Saleh, and the President of the Supreme Council of State, Muhammad Tkalah, during their meeting in the Turkish capital, Ankara, of an agreement to resume the work of the "six plus six" committee on the preparation of laws governing the elections, days after representatives of the parties participating in the "four pl…
The Libyan House of Representatives and the High State Council welcomed Türkiye's offer to host talks aimed at reactivating the "6+6 Committee for Determining Electoral Laws," which has been inactive for a long time due to disagreements between the two sides. A joint statement issued after the talks in Ankara expressed support for Türkiye's efforts to advance the electoral process.
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