Members of the internationally-recognized Libyan House of Representatives (HoR) both from Tripoli and Tobruk will hold a deliberations session in the Moroccan northern city of Tangier Monday, at the invitation of the Moroccan Parliament in an attempt to help unite the Libyan Parliament. “We hope the meeting will enable the HoR to work properly to facilitate the political process in Libya,” the Moroccan Parliament’s Speaker was quoted as saying by the Libya Observer. HoR member Saleh Efhema told reporters Sunday that the session in Tangier is for discussions but a full-quorum session of the HoR will follow later inside Libya, maybe in Ghadames, so that the HoR can later lead work in constitution, elections and national reconciliation’s efforts. He indicated that the Morocco session will be attended by members only without anyone from the Presidency, Libya Observer said. Aguila Saleh had renewed the commitment and determination of the Libyan parties to hold other meetings, with the support of Morocco, to advance towards a political solution.

Source: The North Africa Journal November 22, 2020 23:15 UTC