United Nations Hails Libyan Political Progress with 4+4 Mini-Dialogue Agreement

Tripoli: The United Nations has expressed its approval of the signing of the 4+4 Mini-Dialogue Agreement document, highlighting it as a critical development in Libya's ongoing political process. The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) praised the efforts made by the delegations involved in the 4+4 Mini-Dialogue, noting that this agreement marks a significant step forward, though it is not the conclusion of Libya's political journey.

According to Libyan News Agency, UNSMIL emphasized its commitment to collaborating with relevant Libyan parties to ensure the successful implementation of the agreement. The mission aims to bolster efforts to unify the country's state institutions, which is seen as essential for leading Libya towards elections.

The United Nations also urged all Libyan institutions and political actors to engage positively with the agreement, stressing the importance of honoring commitments made. The organization highlighted the need to prioritize national interests and uphold the Libyan people's right to elect their representatives through fair and inclusive elections.

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