Libyan parties have received a message from UN envoy Hana Titi, urging them to cooperate and work towards a peaceful resolution. Titi's message comes after the UN Security Council extended the mandate of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) for another year. In her first comment on the decision, Titi expressed gratitude for the continued international support and acknowledged the concerns of those who feel that progress has been slow.
Titi emphasized that the UNSMIL will continue to support a comprehensive and inclusive political process led by Libyans. She stressed that the mission will work with all parties to develop approaches for dialogue and consultation, aiming to unify institutions and pave the way for stable elections. The envoy also called on Libyan leaders to demonstrate courageous political will and a spirit of consensus to move the country forward.
The UN Security Council's decision, adopted in resolution 2835, extended the UNSMIL's mandate for another year. The resolution calls on Libyan institutions and stakeholders to participate in good faith and without preconditions in efforts to make progress towards elections. It also emphasizes the importance of the agreement reached by the "4+4" committee, which was signed on August 30.
The agreement, which has been endorsed by the UN Security Council, is seen as a basis for mediation efforts by Titi. The council has urged all Libyan stakeholders to support and accept the agreement, which aims to facilitate a peaceful resolution to the country's crisis. Titi has been working to bring together Libyan parties and facilitate a national dialogue.
In her message, Titi also encouraged Libyan leaders to work towards reunifying the country's institutions, including the military, security, and judicial institutions. She emphasized the need for a unified government that can exercise authority across the country and represent the interests of all Libyans.
The UN Security Council has also expressed concern about the risk of arms proliferation and the potential for instability in the region. The council has called on all parties to refrain from actions that could undermine the peace process and to work towards a peaceful resolution.
Titi's message is seen as a call to action for Libyan leaders, who have been struggling to make progress towards a peaceful resolution. The country's crisis has been ongoing for years, with various factions and parties vying for power. The international community, including the UN, has been working to support a peaceful resolution.
Key points
- UN envoy Hana Titi urges Libyan parties to cooperate and work towards a peaceful resolution.
- The UN Security Council has extended the mandate of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) for another year.
- Titi emphasizes the need for a comprehensive and inclusive political process led by Libyans.
