Libyan parliament on Monday refused to fix date for presidential elections that were to take place last week. This has created uncertainty about the polls.
The vote was set to take place on Friday. It was to be the culmination of United Nations-led efforts to drag Libya out of a decade of conflict since a 2011 revolt. But it was derailed by bitter arguments over divisive candidates and a disputed legal framework.
On Monday the parliamentary committee charged with overseeing the election presented a report saying it would be risky to set a new date at this stage.
Tripoli, December 23, 2021 (WAL) - The Special Adviser to the United Nations Secretary-General on Libya, Stephanie Williams, affirmed her readiness to work with the relevant Libyan institutions and a wide range of concerned parties to confront the challenges facing the political process, calling on the concerned institutions to respect and support the will of two million and eight hundred thousand