Libyan Parliament's leadership change and move to Tripoli

The Libyan House of Representatives is approaching its return to holding sessions in Tripoli after nearly 12 years of convening outside the capital. This move is being facilitated by political and security developments. It is expected that one of the council's leaders will preside over the session, while political figures work to improve security and administrative conditions, including maintenance work at the Guest Palace complex in Tripoli. The return of the parliament depends on completing political and security understandings among Libyan parties, with international support, especially from American initiatives and Turkish efforts, aimed at reuniting institutions and easing the return process.