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Home » Libyans want to be able to go to polls and elect their government, says former UN Rep

Libyans want to be able to go to polls and elect their government, says former UN Rep

Thursday, November 4, 2021 Region & World 1 Min Read
Williams hails reopening of Coastal Road

Former Acting UN Representative in Libya, Stephanie Williams, said that no one should lose sight of the fact that what the average Libyan wants is to be able to go to the polls and elect their government.
“For Geneva Peace Week, I reflect on the UN mediation, the fact that Libya’s fate is far from sealed, and that no one should lose sight of the fact that what the average Libyan wants is to be able to go to the polls and elect their government,” Williams tweeted on Wednesday.

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