Libyan News Agency:
– Libya’s permanent representative to the Security Council, Taher Al-Sunni, welcomed the Security Council’s response to the request of the national unity government to send teams to assess needs to provide technical and logistical support and secure the electoral process in Libya.
Al-Sunni called in a speech during a session of the Security Council on the situation in Libya, the United Nations to support the High Electoral Commission, relevant national institutions and civil society institutions, coordinate with regional and international organizations, and provide modern technical preparations, in order to ensure a transparent and fair electoral process whose results are accepted by all. .
Al-Sunni stated that he held the first meetings with the United Nations Election Support Department, noting that the needs assessment team confirmed that it will visit Libya in the coming weeks and will meet with most of the concerned authorities across Libya.
Al-Sunni pointed out that many of the interventions before the UN Security Council have become repetitive, indicating that many Libyan citizens hold it the task of reminding you of your moral responsibility for what Libya has become since 2011 until now.
Al-Sunni made it clear in his speech that Libya is facing a dilemma for which the citizen could not find an explanation. The people see that many of the statements presented in the Security Council are repetitive and have no real effectiveness.
He affirmed his support for all efforts and initiatives to agree on non-exclusionary electoral laws that give everyone the opportunity to participate, and create the conditions for presidential and parliamentary elections, so that the Libyan people are the decisive factor.
Al-Sunni considered that the meetings of the members of the “5 + 5” committee and a number of members of the security and military leaders in the east and west of the country are an important and essential step to start unifying the military establishment and building the nucleus of the unified Libyan army under civil authority, which will in turn work to protect Libyan soil, secure the country’s borders, and end All kinds of foreign presence.
Al-Sunni warned of the seriousness of the situation in Sudan, which will undoubtedly have a direct and negative impact not only on Sudan, but also on Libya and neighboring countries, especially in the Libyan south.