UNSMIL facilitated effective discussions in Benghazi focusing on Libya’s election laws. The 6+6 Committee answered the Advisory Committee’s inquiries, demonstrating strong engagement. This meeting was the Advisory Committee’s first in Benghazi after three meetings in Tripoli.
On Monday, the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) reported that it successfully facilitated discussions in Benghazi regarding Libya’s election laws. These talks occurred between the Advisory Committee and the Joint Committee (6+6), which comprises members from the House of Representatives and the High Council of State aimed at drafting laws for parliamentary and presidential elections.
In their Facebook announcement, UNSMIL highlighted that the 6+6 Committee members effectively provided comprehensive responses to the queries posed by the Advisory Committee. The mission commended the active engagement and supportive role exhibited by the 6+6 Committee throughout the discussions.
Notably, the Advisory Committee conducted its fourth meeting on Sunday at UNSMIL’s Benghazi headquarters. This marks the Advisory Committee’s first meeting in the city, following three prior sessions held at the mission’s Tripoli office since February.
In summary, UNSMIL has played a pivotal role in facilitating essential discussions on Libya’s electoral framework. The productive exchange between the 6+6 Committee and the Advisory Committee underscores a collaborative effort to establish comprehensive election laws, marking significant progress in the democratic process in Libya.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
