CAIRO -4 November 2020: Qatar, Turkey, and some agents inside Libya aim to exacerbate the situation in the country; whenever a glimmer of hope looms on the horizon to achieve a political solution for the country, something happens toobstructthe permanent ceasefire agreement. The Ghadames meeting comes days before the political dialogue talks in Tunisia, where the United Nations had invited 75 Libyan personalities to participate in the political dialogue, starting November 9. Ghariani's statements regarding the call for armed protest appear to be a discordant call in order to obstruct the paths of dialogue that could lead to a Libyan political solution, amid strenuous international efforts to resolve the Libyan crisis. On the other hand, Doha embarked on signing a security agreement withSarraj's government, after the two parties reached a ceasefire agreement in Geneva, which stipulates the necessity to disband the militias. "Delegations have set an example of national responsibility, which is required of the participantsin the political dialogue in Tunisia," she stated.

Source: Libya Today November 04, 2020 09:45 UTC