Misrata Opposes Boulos Deal

The article discusses United States efforts to resolve the Libyan crisis through a initiative aimed at unifying authority and conducting comprehensive elections. Masad Polis, the American presidential advisor, visited Misrata to meet with elders and local stakeholders in an attempt to present the American proposal for power distribution, emphasizing the flexibility of the initiative and the possibility of its modification. The proposal faced reservations from Misrata forces, which reaffirmed their commitment to a united Libya and sovereignty, deciding to hold a meeting chaired by the military council to discuss the initiative. Additionally, tribes and elders of Misrata stressed the importance of organizing a constitutional referendum followed by parliamentary and presidential elections, highlighting the necessity of the city's participation in any political agreement. The Libyan National Army leadership and the Libyan House of Representatives expressed their support for the initiative. Meanwhile, the Head of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, plans to present a national vision to end division and achieve elections, delivering a speech to the people to clarify the initiatives and national ambitions.

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