Under UN auspices.. Tripartite meeting in Tripoli to resolve the Central Bank crisis

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Sources told Libya Al-Ahrar TV that a meeting had begun in Tripoli under the auspices of the UN mission between representatives of the House of Representatives, the Presidential Council, and the Supreme Council of State, in the presence of the acting UN envoy, Stephanie Khoury.

The meeting aims to find a solution to the dispute over the crisis of the Central Bank of Libya after the changes made by the Presidential Council by appointing a new governor and board of directors, which were met with rejection by the House of Representatives and Khaled Al-Mishri, in addition to Al-Siddiq Al-Kabeer’s refusal to officially hand over the governor’s duties.

In a statement to Al-Ahrar, the UN mission denied the rumors claiming that the Presidential Council representative (Ziad Daghim) was excluded from the ongoing talks at its headquarters regarding the Central Bank of Libya crisis, considering this an attempt to disrupt the intensive efforts being made to end the crisis.

The UN mission had announced its intention to hold an emergency meeting with the parties concerned with the crisis of the Central Bank of Libya, in an effort to reach a consensual solution that takes into account political agreements and applicable laws, and ensures the independence of the Central Bank and the continuity of public service.

The mission stressed the need to resolve this crisis urgently to create favorable conditions for a comprehensive political process under the auspices of the United Nations and with the support of the international community, to put Libya back on the track of elections through agreement on a unified government, to end the crisis of the erosion of the legitimacy of institutions and their division.

The step of changing the management of the Central Bank raised international concerns about the integrity of the procedures for changing the management of the Central Bank, and fears that the bank’s position would be affected by the international financial and banking system, on several occasions, the most prominent of which was the Security Council statement and the diplomacy of America and Britain.

Source: Libya Al-Ahrar Channel


2024-09-05 07:18:30

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