Koury Reaffirms the UN’s Commitment to Foster an Inclusive Political Process.


TRIPOLI: Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Acting Head of the YNSMIL, Stephanie Koury, reaffirmed the UN’s commitment to fostering an inclusive political process to enable the holding of elections, address the institutional crisis, restore trust among Libyan citizens, and establish a stable governance framework for sustainable peace and development. During her meeting yesterday with the Deputy in the Presidential Council, Musa Al-Koni, they exchanged views on ways to address Libya’s political stalemate, emphasizing the need for equitable resource distribution and effective governance at all levels.

According to Libyan News Agency, the discussions between Koury and Al-Koni underscored the importance of creating a conducive environment for political dialogue and collaboration among all parties involved. The UN’s involvement aims to support Libya in overcoming its current challenges by promoting an inclusive approach that ensures the representation and participation of all stakeholders in
the political process.

The meeting highlighted the urgency of addressing key issues such as resource allocation and institutional reform to pave the way for upcoming elections. Koury emphasized the UN’s role in facilitating dialogue and cooperation among Libyan factions, aiming to restore confidence in the political system and enhance governance structures.

The exchange between Koury and Al-Koni reflects ongoing international efforts to support Libya’s transition towards a peaceful and stable future. By prioritizing inclusive governance and equitable resource distribution, the UN seeks to lay the groundwork for long-term peace and development in the region.

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