The UN Acting Envoy to Libya Stephanie Williams expressed on Thursday her optimism about the progress made in the Tunisian-based Libyan dialogue, saying that the country "is now on its way to achieving stability, peace and preserving its unity." In her online briefing before the UN Security Council on the Libyan developments, Williams said that she was pleased to report that tangible progress has been made from the confidence-building measures package that was formulated in Geneva. "Flights have been resumed in Tripoli and Benghazi, and will soon return to other areas of the country. Williams stressed the importance of respecting the Libyan agreement that was reached in light of Security Council Resolution 2510 and the Berlin Conference outcomes. She indicated that the participants in the political dialogue agreed on the form of the Presidential Council, the Council of Ministers, and to name two deputy Prime Ministers, stressing that there is room for everyone in the electoral process.

Source: Libya Observer November 19, 2020 21:10 UTC