The meeting, held at the headquarters of the Libyan Army today, Sunday, discussed the roadmap presented by the UN mission in its briefing before the Security Council on August 21st, according to a statement obtained by “”. The two sides also explored mechanisms to support the peace process aimed at paving the way for presidential and parliamentary elections to end the political division in Libya.
The parties also discussed in the capital, Tripoli, possible ways to prevent escalating tensions, to maintain the city’s stability and ensure the safety of its residents and both public and private facilities.
Libya has been suffering from a complex political crisis since 2011, amid a deep political and institutional division, with two rival governments: one in Tripoli in the west led by Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, and the other in Benghazi in the east affiliated with the parliament led by Osama Hammad.
