Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah’s convoy has been attacked in Tripoli as the interim leader was returning home, foreign media are reporting.
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Spain’s PM offers support to Libya in achieving stability 1 minute read
Tripoli, Jun 3 (EFE).- Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez met his Libyan counterpart Abdulhamid Dbeibeh in the capital Tripoli on Thursday and offered his nation’s support in achieving stability in the North African country.
Sanchez’s comments came ahead of the reopening event of the Spanish embassy after a closure that lasted nearly seven years when Libya descended into a civil conflict.
In a show of support for Libya’s new unity government, Sanchez traveled to Tripoli along with Spanish Foreign Minister Arancha González Laya and a group of businesspeople with investment plans.
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April 30, 2021 last updated 18:0 ET Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, then the prime minister-designate of Libya, during a news conference in Tripoli, Feb. 25, 2021 (AP photo by Hazem Ahmed).
Peace in Libya Will Require More Than Elections
This time last year, the Libyan capital was caught up in a year-old military campaign that had further internationalized the country’s dangerous divisions. Today, there is a new mood of cautious optimism in Tripoli. In October, negotiators from the two main warring sides the United Nations-backed Government of National Accord and forces led by Khalifa Haftar, a commander based in eastern Libya reached a cease-fire agreement that allowed for the resumption of a U.N.-led dialogue process. This in turn paved the way to the formation of Libya’s first unified government since the country slid into civil war in 2014.