Will the US plan to unify Libya succeed amidst risks?

This article concerns the United States' attempt to unify and reconcile the viewpoints of Libyan factions through a plan known as the "Boulos Plan," aimed at ending the political divide and achieving stability in the country. The plan, which was supported by the Libyan Army led by Khalifa Haftar, proposes that Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah retains his position, while Haftar's son, Saddam Haftar, would lead a new Presidential Council. US advisor Masad Boulos, who seeks to advance the Libyan–Libyan political process through dialogue, aims to achieve progress within two to three years, including enhancing economic stability by increasing oil production to 3 million barrels per day. Although the plan has been welcomed, analysts view it as risky, as it heavily depends on control of power by controversial figures, with significant challenges in western Libya. Divergences among parties could potentially prolong divisions or lead to the collapse of the consensus.

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