CAIRO: Libya has entered a potentially decisive new phase in its long-running political transition, after representatives of the country’s rival institutions signed an agreement setting out a road map for presidential and parliamentary elections within two years. The agreement, signed in Tripoli on Sunday under the auspices of the UN Support Mission in Libya, is intended to resolve disputes over electoral legislation, reform the national elections body and create the conditions for ending more...
CAIRO: Libya has entered a potentially decisive new phase in its long-running political transition, after representatives of the country’s rival institutions signed an agreement setting out a road map for presidential and parliamentary elections within two years. The agreement, signed in Tripoli on Sunday under the auspices of the UN Support Mission in Libya, is intended to resolve disputes over electoral legislation, reform the national elections body and create the conditions for ending more...
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