British Embassy has said UK is clear that the transfer of power from the current Libyan interim executive authority to the new executive authority shall take place following the announcement of the results of early and prompt parliamentary and presidential elections.
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Libya’s political crisis has taken on an increasingly international dimension after the UK was accused of defending corruption and interfering in internal processes by calling for the interim government to remain in power pending the rescheduling of delayed elections, reported the Guardian.
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The Libyan House of Representatives’ (HoR) Foreign Affairs Committee Condemned on Saturday “the British interference in Libyan internal affairs” and said it was surprised that the statement came in the context of the British Embassy’s congratulations to the Libyan people on the country’s Independence Day.
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France, Germany, Italy, the UK, and the U.S. “stand ready to hold to account those who threaten the stability or undermine the political and electoral process in Libya, through violence, or the incitement of violence,” according to a joint statement released Friday by the five countries.
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The UK’s decision to continue to recognize the Government of National Unity, led by Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, sparked outcry from the Libya public who denounced the move as interference in the country’s political affairs.
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The United Kingdom will continue to recognize the Government of National Unity, led by Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, despite having its nine-month mandate expired on December 24.
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Britain will draft a new Security Council resolution on Libya to “help the Libyan people to move forward”, Gareth Bayley, the UK’s ambassador to Egypt, told Egyptian press on Sunday.
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Britain wants to see the Libyan elections held on December 24 as scheduled, British Embassy’s Chargé d’Affaires Kate English told Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Council Abdulla al-Lafi today in Tripoli.
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The British Embassy in Libya said “Libya needs an inclusive legal framework to pave the way for free, fair, credible elections beginning on 24 December.”
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Head of the Libyan High National Elections Commission (HNEC) and the British Ambassador to Libya reviewed in a meeting Monday in Tripoli developments of the electoral process, preparations for the upcoming stages, and the general agenda of the Commission, according to HNEC.
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