Benghazi: Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, held separate meetings on Wednesday in Benghazi with the French and British ambassadors to Libya, Thierry Vallat and Martin Reynolds, respectively. The discussions centered on the current developments within Libya, particularly focusing on the legislative advancements made by the House of Representatives. According to Libyan News Agency, Saleh provided the ambassadors with detailed updates on the recent parliamentary progress, highlighting the establishment of the legal and legislative framework necessary for conducting presidential and parliamentary elections. This framework is deemed crucial for Libya's political future and was a significant point of discussion during the meetings. The conversations also explored regional challenges shared by Libya and its international partners, with a primary focus on addressing illegal immigration and its impact on regional security. The importance of international cooperation to bolster Libya's efforts i n securing its borders and upholding its sovereignty was underscored. The Media Center reported that Saleh emphasized the essential role of the House of Representatives as Libya's elected legislative body. He highlighted the importance of reinforcing collaborations in parliamentary, political, and economic areas to ensure stability and progress in Libya. The ambassadors from France and the UK expressed their countries' continued support for the process led by the House of Representatives to achieve a comprehensive political solution in Libya. Their affirmations underscore the international community's commitment to backing Libya's legislative and political initiatives.
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