All Libyan political parties and tribal groups should take part in
forming unified government bodies in the country, the Russian Foreign
Ministry said in a statement. The statement comes after the meeting of
UN Special Representative for Libya Martin Kobler with Russian Deputy
Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov earlier in the day in Moscow. "[The
sides] stressed the necessity to engage all political sides, tribal
groups and the country's regional authorities to form unified government
bodies in Libya," the statement reads. The consensus on the remaining
issues should be reached shortly as it will allow the Libyan government
to address significant domestic challenges, including growing terrorism
threat, the statement added. As agreed in December 2015, the two Libyan
rival parliaments - the House of Representatives in Tobruk and the
Tripoli-based General National Congress - established the Libyan
Political Dialogue as a mechanism of reconciliation and formed the
Government of National Accord (GNA), which is yet not supported by the
House of Representatives, the parliament. Libya has been in a state of
turmoil since 2011, when a civil war began in the country and
long-standing leader Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown.
INSHALLA TAMAM
INSHALLA TAMAM
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