Sabha:The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Al-Salihin Abdul Nabi, has declared that the historic session held in Sabha signifies Libya's unity and reinforces the institutional presence across the nation's regions. This session marks the first time in Libyan history that the House met in the city of Sabha, emphasizing the country's commitment to inclusivity and representation.
According to Libyan News Agency, the session, held on Monday, carried a national message emphasizing that Libya's institutions belong to all citizens, highlighting the South's role as a crucial partner in state-building and achieving national stability and prosperity.
In his address, Abdul Nabi underscored the importance of addressing the concerns and aspirations of Sabha's residents, advocating for their right to development, improved services, and active participation in national decision-making. He further emphasized the need for balanced development throughout Libya, founded on justice and equal opportunity principles.
Abdul Nabi called for ongoing efforts to bridge differences, prioritize national interests, and foster consensus among Libyans, all of which he sees as vital to unifying state institutions and ensuring national sovereignty and the rule of law. He hopes this session will strengthen parliamentary engagement across Libyan cities, fostering direct interaction with citizens to address their demands.
The Speaker stressed that Libya's regional diversity should enhance national unity rather than cause division, noting that building the state is a collective responsibility. He expressed gratitude for the support from the people of Sabha and Libya's southern region, hoping this event would contribute to national unity and the Libyan people's aspirations for security and development.