Libyan Presidential Council head Mohamed al-Menfi has called for a meeting of the country's top leadership, including House of Representatives Speaker Aguila Saleh and High Council of State head Mohamed Takkala, for October 18 in Tripoli. The meeting aims to discuss the country's current situation and future plans. Al-Menfi's invitation was also sent to Prime Minister Abdul Hamid al-Dbeiba and Presidential Council members Abdullah al-Lafi and Moussa al-Koni.
The meeting is the second of its kind for the "High Council of Presidencies," which was established on November 20, 2025, as a coordinating framework for national decision-making. The council aims to bring together the country's top leaders to discuss key issues and make collective decisions. Al-Menfi emphasized that the meeting represents a national imperative, given the current challenges facing the country.
The High Council of Presidencies was established to provide a platform for the country's top leaders to discuss and coordinate on key issues. The council's establishment was announced by al-Menfi, Takkala, and al-Dbeiba on November 20, 2025. The council aims to promote national reconciliation and stability by bringing together the country's main institutions.
The meeting comes at a time of significant developments in Libya's politics. On October 6, the House of Representatives elected a new speaker, Salehin Abdulnabbi al-Obeidi, to replace Aguila Saleh. The election was seen as a significant development in the country's efforts to establish a new leadership.
Al-Menfi's call for a meeting of the top leadership reflects efforts to promote national reconciliation and stability. The country's leaders have faced significant challenges in recent years, including economic and security issues. The meeting aims to address these challenges and promote a collective approach to decision-making.
The High Council of Presidencies has been established to provide a framework for national decision-making. The council's establishment reflects efforts to promote national reconciliation and stability. The meeting on October 18 will provide an opportunity for the country's top leaders to discuss key issues and make collective decisions.
The country's leaders have faced significant challenges in recent years, including economic and security issues. The meeting aims to address these challenges and promote a collective approach to decision-making. The country's future plans and prospects will also be discussed during the meeting.
Key points
- Mohamed al-Menfi has invited top leaders to a meeting in Tripoli on October 18.
- The meeting aims to discuss the country's current situation and future plans.
- The High Council of Presidencies was established to provide a platform for national decision-making.
