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Speaker of the House Emphasizes Unified Efforts for Libya’s Electoral Process

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Abuja: Speaker of the House of Representatives, Counselor Aguila Saleh, engaged in discussions with representatives of the Fezzan National Forum to address the latest political and economic developments and to consider their perspectives and proposals concerning the current phase in Libya.

According to Libyan News Agency, Aguila Saleh paid close attention to the insights and observations of the forum's representatives, which include academics, activists, and opinion leaders. These discussions focused on the situation in the Fezzan region and Libya as a whole, presenting proposals aimed at resolving the Libyan crisis and achieving a comprehensive political settlement. The organization of parliamentary and presidential elections at the earliest possible date was a key topic.

During the meeting, Saleh highlighted the national and historical significance of the Fezzan region in the construction of modern Libya. He commended the efforts of academics, intellectuals, tribal elders, and members of the Fezzan National Forum for their support in the dialogue process and their contributions to political decision-making, underscoring their dedication to advancing the national interest.

Saleh also reviewed recent political developments, emphasizing the necessity of progressing toward parliamentary and presidential elections as a definitive solution to end the transitional period. He noted that achieving lasting stability and continuing development and reconstruction efforts across all regions, particularly the Fezzan region, are paramount.

At the meeting's conclusion, members of the Fezzan National Forum reiterated their support for the House of Representatives as the elected legislative body of the country. They affirmed their commitment to maintaining communication and coordination with the House leadership, helping to unify positions and strengthen national consensus, as reported by the Speaker's Media Office.