The UN-supported Advisory Committee held its fourth meeting in Benghazi, focusing on political issues and electoral laws. This meeting is significant as it’s the first in Benghazi, addressing the pathway forward for Libya’s political transition in collaboration with the Joint Committee (6+6).
The United Nations-backed Advisory Committee has held its fourth meeting at the UNSMIL headquarters in Benghazi. This is the committee’s first convergence in Benghazi after three previous sessions conducted in Tripoli. The agenda focused on critical political matters regarding Libya’s transition.
During the meeting, members of the Advisory Committee will also connect with the Joint Committee (6+6), which consists of representatives from Libya’s rival legislative bodies: the House of Representatives and the High Council of State. This collaboration aims to discuss and establish electoral laws pertinent to Libya’s political framework.
UNSMIL highlighted that the proposals generated from the committee’s discussions constitute vital contributions to the strategic planning for the forthcoming phase of Libya’s political transition, emphasizing the importance of this collaborative effort.
The Advisory Committee’s fourth meeting in Benghazi marks a significant step in Libya’s political process. By engaging with the Joint Committee, the Advisory Committee aims to facilitate the development of election laws, which are essential for the country’s political transition. The proposals made during this meeting will guide Libya’s strategic direction moving forward.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
