UN Concludes Advisory Committee Meetings in Benghazi

The UNSMIL has concluded a three-day Advisory Committee meeting in Benghazi, focusing on resolving electoral disputes in Libya. These discussions are critical for final recommendations aimed at improving the electoral process. A follow-up meeting is scheduled for next week in Tripoli.

The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has formally concluded a three-day meeting of the Advisory Committee held in Benghazi. The primary focus of the discussions was to address and resolve critical disputes related to Libya’s electoral framework. UNSMIL emphasized that the outcomes of these discussions are essential for formulating the committee’s final recommendations, which are intended to tackle obstacles affecting the electoral process in the country. Furthermore, a subsequent meeting is anticipated to be convened next week in Tripoli.

In summary, the UNSMIL’s recent Advisory Committee meeting in Benghazi aimed at resolving disputes within Libya’s electoral framework. The insights gained are poised to guide the committee’s recommendations, aimed at improving the electoral process. The upcoming meeting in Tripoli will further this initiative, underscoring the ongoing commitment to facilitating a democratic framework in Libya.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly