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After resigning, RTPC member says Dbeibeh’s government not serious about holding elections

Monday, May 23, 2022 National 1 Min Read
After resigning, RTPC member says Dbeibeh’s government not serious about holding elections

Member of the Return of Trust to the People Committee (RTPC), Sami al-Atrash, accused Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh’s outgoing government of not being serious about holding the elections in Libya, noting that since its formation late March, the committee has met only 4 times.

Four members of the Return of Trust to the People Committee commissioned by the outgoing Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, to outline the political path in the North African country, submitted their resignations simultaneously, citing “the continuing deterioration of political, economic, security and social conditions that have reached a dangerous point for the unity of the Nation and its people.”

The members who submitted their resignations, dated May 21, 2022, were: Sami Salem Al-Atrash, Fairouz Abdel Rahim Al-Naas, Abdulrahman Hussein Qadoua and Abdel Hamid Al-Kazah.

The letter was formally addressed to the President of the Committee, Ashraf Bilha, and to the Prime Minister.

 

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