Will MPs' efforts alter Libyan House leadership

The parliamentary movement in Libya, which calls for amending the internal regulations and activating the principle of power transfer within the House of Representatives in Benghazi, has raised questions about its ability to bring about real change in the political landscape, especially amidst divisions and regional and international pressures. Some deputies are seeking to reform the legislative institution and change its leadership, despite being prevented from holding sessions. Meanwhile, political sources expect the movement to decline due to the interference of various forces and regional developments. Libya is experiencing divisions between the two governments in Tripoli and the East, amid talk that the continued leadership of Parliament Speaker Aguila Saleh provides a safeguard against the institution's collapse, despite the risks posed by ongoing conflicts to the future of the political transition, which aims for the "4+4" agreement and holding elections within two years.

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