Britain has renewed its support for the efforts made by the United Nations Envoy for Support in Libya, “Abdullah Batili”, aimed at involving all Libyan institutions and parties to reach a comprehensive political agreement on the path of free and independent elections.
This came in the words of the regional spokeswoman for the British government for the Middle East and North Africa, “Rosie Diaz”, where she said in televised statements: (Libya’s leaders must focus their efforts on the requirements of the Libyan people to hold national presidential and parliamentary elections as soon as possible, … and that Britain Realizes the efforts of the committee formed by the House of Representatives and the 6 + 6 parliament to reach an agreement on draft electoral laws, as there is no alternative path to elections, and this step is very important and the Libyan people have been waiting for it for years).
The British spokeswoman described the formation of a new interim government with an open mandate, as (it threatens to perpetuate the transitional periods without pushing the country towards elections), as she put it.
On the other hand, the British Ambassador to Libya, Caroline Horland, said during her visit to the city of Ghadames recently that (Britain strongly supports the preservation and protection of the historical monuments in the ancient city).
Source: Libyan News Agency
