The UN Security Council has extended the UNSMIL mandate until October 31, 2025. Rosemary DiCarlo reported on Libya’s current situation, stressing the need for ongoing international support. Newly appointed special representative Hanna Tetteh will soon lead efforts for political dialogue in Libya.
The United Nations Security Council has decided to extend the mandate of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) until October 31, 2025, following the end of its previous mandate on January 31. This extension reflects the international community’s commitment to stabilizing Libya amid ongoing challenges.
During a recent Security Council meeting, Rosemary DiCarlo, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, presented an update on the political, economic, and security landscape in Libya. DiCarlo emphasized the importance of sustained international support to ensure stability in the region.
Hanna Tetteh, the newly appointed Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General, is set to take over the leadership of UNSMIL shortly. Tetteh’s role will be crucial in driving the mission forward.
DiCarlo highlighted that UNSMIL’s goals include facilitating a national dialogue among key Libyan stakeholders. This dialogue is essential for promoting political reconciliation and addressing the complex issues faced by the country.
The United Nations Security Council’s extension of UNSMIL’s mandate represents a strategic step towards supporting Libya’s stability. With the new leadership of Hanna Tetteh, efforts to engage stakeholders in national dialogue are expected to foster reconciliation. Continued international collaboration remains vital to the success of these initiatives.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
