Deputy Interior Minister Faraj Qaim has claimed that Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh is seeking to to thwart the December elections, and employing questionable policies.
Libyan Deputy Prime Minister, Hussein al-Qatrani, has called for a meeting tomorrow that includes ministers and deputy ministers representing Cyrenaica region, mayors of municipalities and heads of the governing councils.
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The goal of the United States is for Libya to achieve a stable sovereignty free from foreign interference, said Ned Price, the U.S. State Department spokesman, a press conference in Washington yesterday.
Migrants held at Tripoli’s Ghout al-Shaal detention center managed to escape the facility yesterday due to inadequate security measures, according to a security force based in the capital.
Preparations are almost done for the upcoming Libyan elections on December 24, the head of the High National Election Commission (HNEC) says, despite “logistical problems” regarding the legislative framework.
Libyan guards shot dead six African migrants in a detention centre in Tripoli on Friday, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said, denouncing “terrible” living conditions in the overcrowded place.
Libya’s House of Representatives will discuss on Monday, October 11, the adjustments requested by the High National Election Commission regarding the elections legislations, HNEC chairman Imad al-Sayeh told the press today.
Imad al-Sayeh, chairman of the High National Election Commission, held talks yesterday in Tripoli with Marc-André Franche, a representative for the U.N. Development Program in Libya, about preparations for the general elections scheduled for December 24.