Jordan hailed the role played by the Kingdom of Morocco in the successful dialogue and compromise between the Libyan parties on the holding of presidential and parliamentary elections.
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates welcomed the agreement reached in the Moroccan city of Bouznika by the members of the Joint Commission (6+6) appointed by the Libyan House of Representatives and the High Council of State on the laws governing the presidential and parliamentary elections in Libya.
The Ministry expressed the hope that these agreements will help advance the political settlement process in Libya in a way that meets the expectations and aspirations of the brotherly Libyan people.
The 6+6 Joint Commission, mandated by the Libyan House of Representatives and the State Council to draft the electoral laws, announced Tuesday night in Bouznika that its members had reached a compromise on the laws governing the presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled for the end of the year, after two weeks of meetings in Morocco.
The Bouznika meeting follows a series of meetings held in the Kingdom by the various Libyan parties to deepen the dialogue on ways and means to resolve the crisis in the country, using an approach that provides an appropriate framework for dialogue and constructive consultation.
These meetings had led to important agreements in favor of the settlement process, headed by the Skhirat Agreement (2015), the agreement between the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Akila Saleh, and the President of the Libyan High State Council, Khalid El Machri, in October 2022, on the implementation of the results of the Bouznika process on sovereign positions and the unification of executive power.
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