“This demonstrates the ability of the political class in Libya to opt for dialogue in breaking the current political stalemate,” he said. BriefingsROSEMARY DICARLO, Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, noted the persistent deadlock on the political, security and economic fronts in Libya and its increasingly negative impact on security. DMITRY A. POLYANSKIY (Russian Federation) said that Libya’s political process is again close to a dead end, with two competing Governments vying for legitimacy. Attempts to reset the political process have had mixed success. Libya’s sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity must be safeguarded, notably through a Libyan-led and owned political process that is free from external interference.

Source: Libya Today May 27, 2022 02:50 UTC