Libyan Parliament President's Move Risks Disruption

The article discusses the internal conflict within the Libyan House of Representatives regarding the possibility of making changes to the presidency of the council and its internal regulations, especially concerning the Council's head, Aqila Saleh. There are concerns that this division could hinder legislation and fragment the legislative institution. For the first time, deputies attempted to hold a session to discuss reforms, but they were forcibly prevented from entering the headquarters. Meanwhile, the council's leadership denied the existence of an official scheduled session. This disagreement reflects a sharp divergence between those supporting and opposed to reforms within the council, which threatens to develop into a broader divide within state institutions. There are fears about the repercussions of this division on the stability of the electoral process and political transition in Libya. Some are calling for political and tribal interventions to bridge differing viewpoints, along with the possibility of making temporary changes to ensure the continuation of legislative work until new elections are organized.

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