Libya Islamic Forces Disagree Over Dialogue Deal

Libya has reached a "4+4" agreement between military and political forces, aimed at facilitating the organization of the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections. The agreement allows eligible individuals, including military personnel and dual nationals, to run for office, provided they renounce any foreign citizenship before assuming the position. It also permits political parties to nominate candidates individually. The stance of Islamic factions towards the agreement varies: some call for expanding participation and ensuring the neutrality of the military institution, while others, such as the former Mufti Ghrayyan, oppose the agreement and call for protests against it. This disagreement reflects differing priorities within the Islamic camp—between pushing to end the transitional phase through political consensus and focusing on safeguards for the electoral process. Since the post-Sochi Agreement period of 2015, the Islamic scene has experienced divisions and the emergence of various factions, leading to a decline in unified positions and the formation of multiple alliances, as different forces strive to maintain their presence and influence over Libya’s political future.

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