US EditionUN: Libyans Demand Elections & Political Change
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UN: Libyans Demand Elections & Political Change
A new United Nations online survey has found that 86% of Libyans are ready to head to the polls immediately if national elections are held in the current period, reflecting strong public demand for ending Libya’s prolonged political deadlock. The survey was conducted by the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) between November 12 and 22 as part of UN-led consultations linked to the ongoing “structured dialogue” process aimed at reviv…
The UN-sponsored structured dialogue sessions began today in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, aimed at finding comprehensive solutions to the political crisis that has plagued the country for 14 years. This dialogue is being held within the framework of UN efforts to reduce internal conflict and the deepening political and economic divisions in Libya. Approximately 120 Libyan figures from various political, economic, and social sectors were selected…
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