Suleiman Al-Harari, the chairman of the House Committee on Internal Affairs, has called on Libyan Libyan authorities, including the House of Representatives, to declare that “the elections cannot be held on December 24 as scheduled”.
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Holding Libya’s presidential elections on December 24 “has become impossible,” said Al-Hadi Al-Saghir, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee for Elections Monitoring.
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Libya’s Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush is today in Rome where she is invited to speak at a conference on “New Geopolitical Scenarios in the Mediterranean”, which is hosted by the the University of Rome, according to an announcement on the university’s website.
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The High National Elections Commission referred the final report on the stage of appeals in the elections of the President of the State to the committee formed by members of the House of Representatives concerned with following up the electoral process.
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The Audit Bureau in Tripoli said it froze the accounts of fee income on foreign exchange sales.
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The Libyan National Center for Disease Control (NCDC) has announced recording 488 new cases of COVID-19, 99 of which were critical.
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Special Advisor to UN, Stephanie Williams, said she met Tuesday with Deputy President of the Presidency Council, Abdulla al-Lafi in Tripoli, where she explained the goal of her mission in Libya, “to lead the three intra-Libyan tracks – political, economic, and military – and support the electoral process.”
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The Libyan Presidential Council has commended the meeting of the Chief of General Staff of the Army affiliated to the Government of National Unity, Mohammed Al-Haddad, with the designated General Commander of the Libyan National Army (LNA), Abdul Razek Al-Nadori, on Saturday in Sirte, considering this an important step towards unifying the military institution.
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Sebha University suspended studies at its faculties starting from tomorrow Wednesday until next Saturday, as a result of the tense security situation in the city.
The Canadian University of Regina said it completed record checks regarding an inquiry about whether the Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh had received a master’s degree from the university as he claimed.
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