Libyan Parliament reviews maritime issue

The article focuses on the issue of delimiting Libya's maritime borders in the eastern Mediterranean. The decision has been repeatedly delayed due to political and institutional divisions within Libya. The country aims to maintain an institutional and balanced stance that considers the interests of all parties. The issue includes legal and political disputes with Turkey and Greece, especially regarding the 2019 agreements and the methods used to calculate the borders. Legal complexities related to the consistency of these agreements with international law, including the United Nations Convention of 1982, are also discussed. Experts emphasize the importance of unifying Libyan institutions and achieving political and security stability to help protect maritime resources. They also highlight the need to review coordinates and legal boundaries to avoid potential international disputes. Meanwhile, the matter remains complicated, intertwined with legal, geopolitical considerations, and regional interests that overlap in the area.

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