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By Sami Zaptia.
London, 27 January 2021:
Twenty-six members of the Tripoli House of Representatives (HoR) have rejected the agreement signed in Morocco’s Rabat district of Bouznika by the HoR and High State Council (HSC) to distribute Libya’s top sovereign positions on a geographical basis.
They rejected the Bouznika agreement that promoted the geographical criterion and established the principle of quotas and regionalization in choosing sovereign positions, stressing that the occupants of these positions must be subject to consensus and agreement in accordance with the standards of competence, integrity, and professionalism.
They protested that establishing the principle of quotas is contrary to the provisions of Article 8 of the 2015 Skhirat Libyan Political Agreement (LPA) which affirms equality between Libyans in the enjoyment of political and civil rights, equal opportunities, and rejection of any discrimination between them.
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Tripoli CBL Governor El-Kaber has been prevented from travelling abroad by Tripoli Interior Minister Bashagha (Photo: LANA east).
London, 11 December 2020:
A spat has broken out between, Saddek El-Kaber, the Governor of the Tripoli Central Bank of Libya (CBL) and Fathi Bashagha, the Interior Minister of the internationally recognized Libyan government in Tripoli.
The spat was ignited by Bashagha imposing a travel ban on El-Kaber. This came to light when a letter from El-Kaber to the Attorney General’s Office was leaked yesterday in which El-Kaber complains that he was prevented from travelling yesterday.
In response, the Interior Ministry yesterday published a strongly worded statement in which it stated, without mentioning El-Kaber by name, that no one was above the law.