Abdel Nabi's Libyan Parliament leadership heightens deputies' disputes

The article addresses the internal crisis within the Libyan House of Representatives following Abdel Nabi's election as Speaker, succeeding Aguila Saleh. The crisis stems from internal disagreements over the legitimacy of the session held in Benghazi and directives to hold a session in Tripoli to re-elect the presidium. These disagreements have political and internal dimensions, with some parties criticizing the procedures followed, deeming them illegitimate, while others insist on respecting the House's internal rules and opposing external interference. Questions are raised about the possibility of a parliamentary split or continued conflicts within a political framework, with indications of efforts aligned with the "4+4" political agreement. This agreement aims to facilitate a path toward dialogue and power-sharing between the two cities, though the nature of upcoming moves remains unclear. It is uncertain whether these developments will lead to a formal institutional split or if the disagreements will remain within the House's confines.

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