Morocco is set to host a new round of Libyan negotiations next week, between the high council of state and the house of representatives in Libya.
Omar Boushah, the second deputy head of the state council, revealed that Morocco will organize a meeting next week, in which two committees from the House of Representatives and the high council of state will discuss election laws and the constitutional rule.
Boushah expressed in statements to the press that the parliament is ready to meet at any time and anywhere, to draw up a road map and reach a common constitutional formula for the elections, set to take place on December 24.
Morocco has played a pivotal role in resolving the Libyan crisis, with the country hosting many rounds of dialogue between clashing Libyan parties.
This process that started in Morocco in September of 2020 eventually led to the signing of an official ceasefire in Geneva on October 23.
According to Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, Morocco’s objective is to establish stability in Libya and to “get it out of its crisis.”
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