Guterres backs Libya's 4+4 deal despite High Council objections

The United Nations reaffirmed its support for the "4+4" Mini Dialogue Committee agreement signed between the Libyan parties, which aims to restructure the High National Election Commission and review electoral laws, as part of a 24-month roadmap to make progress toward holding comprehensive and credible presidential and parliamentary elections. However, the UN mission is facing opposition from the Chairman of the High Council of State, Mohamed Tekala, who considers that the negotiations conducted by the political body go beyond the powers of Libyan institutions and could lead to new divisions. The House of Representatives, during a session in Benghazi, welcomed the approval of the agreement, while the international community seeks to expand political support for it and link it to a broader political process, with a focus on unifying institutions and creating favorable electoral conditions. Ongoing disagreements over representation and authority could impact the implementation of the agreement and hinder the advancement of the political process.

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