Mohamed Tekala Wins Runoff Election

The Supreme Council of Libya elected Mohamed Takala as its president on Wednesday after a contest with Belkacem Gzait in the runoff round attended by 137 members out of 139, thus reaching the legal quorum. Takala received 80 votes compared to 56 for Gzait. This election aims to end the divisions that the council has experienced over the past two years, especially following legal and political disputes over the legitimacy of its presidency after the August 2024 elections. The council is an advisory body established under a political agreement signed in the Moroccan city of Skhirat in 2015. It plays a significant role in issuing political and constitutional decisions, despite ongoing internal challenges and disagreements that affect its performance, amidst international and regional efforts to unify institutions and revive the political process in Libya.

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