Sun 01 November 2020:
Talks came one day after Sarraj said he had withdrawn his resignation
Libyan Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj held talks on Saturday with UN Acting Libya Envoy Stephanie Williams on efforts to reach a political solution to the Libyan crisis, Anadolu Agency reported.
According to a statement by the Libyan government, the two sides agreed that the intra-Libyan dialogue in Tunisia on Nov. 9 “represents a historic opportunity for Libyan politicians to decide towards reaching a political solution without foreign interference”.
They also underlined that any political solution must include all Libyans and a “clear road map that leads to national elections based on the constitution” the statement said.
Tunisia will host on Nov. 9 the UN-sponsored Libyan political dialogue forum between representatives of the Internationally-recognized Libyan government and warlord Khalifa Haftar with a view to holding national elections.
Saturday’s talks came one day after al-Sarraj said he had withdrawn his resignation.
A cease-fire deal came into force in Libya on Aug. 21, amid accusations by the Libyan army for Haftar’s militia of violating the agreement.
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