Musa Al-Koni of the Presidential Council stresses that a sound governance system in Libya is vital for reducing corruption and maintaining central power. He highlights the political division between the eastern and western factions, which neglects the Fezzan region. The resulting disarray includes a divided parliament and competing governments and militaries.

Musa Al-Koni, a member of the Presidential Council in Libya, emphasized that a robust governance system is essential for diminishing financial and administrative corruption. He maintained that this system is critical for maintaining the central government’s sovereign responsibilities.

Al-Koni pointed out during a dialogue session that Libya has effectively polarized into two factions: the eastern and western regions, neglecting the Fezzan area. Implementing a governance framework could alleviate the pressure on the capital, which is currently overstretched due to the consequences of political discord, where various factions vie for power and resources.

The dialogue session also addressed Libya’s ongoing political crisis, highlighting the effects of division manifested in a fragmented parliament, and the existence of two separate governments and military forces that operate independently rather than uniformly governing the entire nation.

In summary, Musa Al-Koni advocates for an effective governance system in Libya as a pivotal mechanism to combat corruption and rectify political division. By doing so, it could distribute governance equitably across the regions and relive the capital from the burdens of current conflicts, contributed by fragmented authority.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly