Le 9 novembre, dans la banlieue nord de Tunis, les activités du « Libyan Al-Hour Political Forum » se sont ouvertes sous le slogan «# Alleppey ». La séance d’ouverture a été supervisée par le Président de la République, Qais Saeed, et le chef de la Mission d’Appui des Nations Unies en Libye.
Continue readingMalgré le report de la démission du Premier ministre Fayez al-Sarraj, les candidats au poste continuent de se positionner. Avec le risque d’être déçus, car l’hypothèse de son maintien au titre de président honorifique se renforce.
Continue readingAs a result of discussions relating to the peace agreement between the belligerent forces from Libya, was briefly stated the Charter of National Unity, Libyan, as follows:
„Introduction:
Today, we have gathered we, sons of Libya in the East, sunset and South, Libyan, and combatanții counties use this opportunity to call on all those who want to put an end to this fratricidal confrontations, this media war of damaging of motherland, speeches, and let’s turn towards the language of dialogue, logic and facts to wise us-friendliness of Allah. And starting from this new beginning and high principles of sound, we gather here today, trust in the Constitution for all Libyans and sign this Charter, and swore in front of Allah not to transgress nor do abuse it, to respect the provisions of in 15 points, as follows:
At the end of October, a permanent cease-fire agreement, effective immediately and on the entire Libyan territory, has been signed under the auspices of the United Nations in the Swiss city of Geneva. This agreement can be considered as a result of diplomatic efforts made to resolve the conflict, despite doubts expressed by a number of military and political experts with intertwining views.
Continue readingAfter five days of discussions in Geneva, organised by UN, a permanent cease-fire agreement was signed this Friday (October 23rd). The warring parties in Libya have signed a national permanent cease-fire “effective immediately”. According to the UN special envoy, “this accomplishment represents a historical step towards peace and stability in Libya”.
Continue readingLibya is heading towards a potential humanitarian catastrophe due to the fragile and disastrous situation that most of the Libyan people live in, especially in the city of Sirte and some neighboring cities, which are witnessing development in terms of security and military mobilization.
Continue readingOn Monday, October 12, 2020, the Presidential Palace in Carthage hosted a meeting between Tunisian President, Qais Said, and Acting Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Stephanie Williams, along with Minister of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Tunisians Abroad, Othman Al-Jarandi.
Continue readingThe head of the Libyan National Army (LNA), General Khalifa Haftar, whose troops, with help from affiliated groups, blockaded Libya’s oil ports in January, announced the end of the blockade on September 18th.
Continue readingPreparations for war
It’s been 9 years since Libya was split in two factions that are fighting each other to control the whole territory. Despite of LNA and GNA’s attempts to make peace, it seems that both sides are preparing for war.
The mobilization in Jurfa and Sierte for Haftar’s militias as well as Russian Wagner Gropup mercenaries with their heavy weapons and anti-aircraft systems have been monitored by the intelligence units of the Government of National Accord (GNA)
Egypt is one of the most powerful countries from Africa and it is also affected by terrorism as many countries from North Africa and Islamic Maghreb, but the Egyptian authorities are better handling terrorism in comparison with other countries.
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