UNSMIL facilitated discussions in Benghazi between the Advisory Committee and the Joint Committee (6+6) focused on drafting Libya’s election laws. The 6+6 Committee actively engaged and answered questions thoroughly. This meeting marked a transition to holding discussions in Benghazi after previous sessions in Tripoli.
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has announced successful discussions facilitated in Benghazi involving the Advisory Committee and the Joint Committee (6+6). This committee is tasked with drafting parliament and presidential election laws, collaborating to address key electoral regulations for Libya.
In a statement shared via Facebook, UNSMIL highlighted that the 6+6 Committee members provided thorough responses to the Advisory Committee’s inquiries. Their commitment and engagement were deemed vital to the discussions and were praised by UNSMIL.
The Advisory Committee’s recent meeting, held on Sunday, marked its fourth gathering at the UNSMIL headquarters in Benghazi. This meeting is significant as it is the committee’s first in Benghazi, following three prior sessions hosted in Tripoli since February.
The UNSMIL’s facilitation of the discussions in Benghazi signifies a step forward in Libya’s electoral process, emphasizing collaborative efforts between key committees. The active participation of the 6+6 Committee and the productive exchange of information are essential for drafting effective election laws, highlighting ongoing efforts to stabilize the political landscape in Libya.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
