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Leaders at Jeddah summit call for foreign fighters exit from Libya without delay

Sunday, July 17, 2022 Uncategorized 1 Min Read
Leaders at Jeddah summit call for foreign fighters exit from Libya without delay

Leaders at the Jeddah Summit for Security and Development reiterated in a final statement on Saturday the need for the departure of all foreign forces and fighters from Libya without delay.

The final statement that included the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq and the United States, reiterated support for efforts to resolve the Libyan crisis as per Security Council resolutions, especially 2570 and 2571, calling for holding parliamentary and presidential elections as soon as possible.

The leaders renewed their support for the unification of military institutions under the supervision of the United Nations, expressing their appreciation for Egypt’s hosting of the Libyan constitutional dialogue which adds support to the political process backed by the United Nations.

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