UN Advisory Committee Holds Historic Meeting in Benghazi

The UN-backed Advisory Committee held its fourth meeting in Benghazi, the first in the city after three meetings in Tripoli. Discussions focused on political issues and potential collaboration with the Joint Committee to address election laws, influencing Libya’s political transition strategy.

The United Nations-backed Advisory Committee recently convened its fourth meeting at the UN Support Mission (UNSMIL) headquarters in Benghazi. This marks the first occurrence of such a gathering in Benghazi, following three prior meetings held in Tripoli. During the meeting, the committee continued its discussions on significant political issues affecting Libya.

Additionally, the committee members are expected to collaborate with the Joint Committee (6+6), which is formed from Libya’s rival legislative bodies: the House of Representatives and the High Council of State. The focus of their engagement will be on developing and revising the election laws.

UNSMIL has noted the importance of the committee’s proposals, stating that they will play a crucial role in shaping the strategy for the next phase of Libya’s political transition. The ongoing efforts underscore the UN’s commitment to fostering political stability in Libya as it transitions towards a more democratic governance structure.

In conclusion, the UN-backed Advisory Committee’s gathering in Benghazi marks a pivotal moment in Libya’s political transition. By engaging with the Joint Committee on election laws, the committee aims to create a framework that will support democratic processes. UNSMIL’s involvement ensures that the proposed strategies will significantly influence Libya’s future governance and political landscape.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly