Libya Takala apologizes over 4+4 agreement signing

The article discusses the opposition of the head of the Libyan High Council of State, Mohamed Takala, to attending the signing ceremony of the "4+4" agreement, which is a component of the political dialogue, due to his refusal to recognize its legitimacy. He emphasized that the political process must be based on national consensus and institutional legitimacy. He also pointed out that the outcomes of the small dialogue committee cannot be relied upon, as the High Council of State had no role in their formulation. He described the agreement as vague and noted that only certain foreign ambassadors had previously reviewed it. Takala confirmed that the council will not participate in the signing, as a message emphasizing that any political process must be rooted in broader participation by Libyan institutions and parties. He also highlighted ongoing UN efforts to end the political divide and conduct elections following the signing of the final draft agreement by the members of the dialogue committee in Tunisia.

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