Libyan Dialogue: Mauritania Praises Morocco’s 'Constructive Role'

Libyan Dialogue: Mauritania Praises Morocco’s 'Constructive Role'
Thursday 10 September 2020 - 19:53

Mauritania on Thursday welcomed Morocco’s “constructive role” through holding in Bouznika, near Rabat, inter-Libyan dialogue sessions between delegations of the High Council of State and the Tobruk Parliament.

“While welcoming the constructive role played by the brotherly Kingdom of Morocco, the Islamic Republic of Mauritania calls on the Libyan brothers to place the national interest above all other considerations,” according to a statement of the Mauritanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Mauritania also called on the Libyans to do everything in their power to preserve the recently concluded cease-fire which “remains fragile,” the same source added.

Mauritania follows with utmost interest the ongoing consultations between the Libyan parties in Bouznika, as well as the “encouraging” preliminary results announced by the participants, the statement concluded. 

Morocco hosts since Sunday Libyan dialogue sessions between delegations of the High Council of State and the Tobruk Parliament, aimed at maintaining the cease-fire and opening negotiations to end the conflict between the Libyan protagonists.

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