Libyan parties sign final agreement

The Libyan parties participating in the Small Dialogue Committee (4+4) in the capital, Tripoli, signed the final agreement document, which pertains to amending electoral laws and forming the Board of Directors of the High National Elections Commission. The goal is to end political deadlock and hold presidential and parliamentary elections within a period not exceeding 24 months. The agreement stipulates reconstituting the Commission's Board, appointing a chairwoman and a deputy, and adding six new members from the Parliament and the Higher Council of State. It also approves Law No. 28 of 2023 for conducting presidential elections, with amendments allowing dual nationals and military personnel to participate, setting the minimum number of nominations at 20,000 signatures, and defining procedures for appeals. Regarding parliamentary elections, the agreement adopts Law No. 10 of 2014, with political party participation, to be held under a unified executive authority within 24 months. The agreement is considered a historic step to break the political deadlock and will be endorsed nationally and internationally through the UN Security Council, along with the establishment of a follow-up mechanism to monitor the implementation of its clauses. It has been welcomed by Libyan political and military leaders and has received broad support across the country.

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