The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has proposed resuming the political dialogue next Thursday, 19 March, in Morocco, with the time between to allow for more consultations and further work on the draft documents that were presented in the earlier discussions.8
“This is a dialogue, whose purpose is to reach a solution and to reach a solution because Libya cannot wait anymore,” the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and head of UNSMIL, Bernardino Leon, told a news conference after the meetings ended.
“The Mission hopes that the parties will come back next Thursday ready to address the final stage of the talks.”
In Morocco, participants renewed their commitment to the dialogue as the sole mechanism for the resolution of political differences and noted the need to work quickly to reach agreement to draw Libya out of its crisis and bring peace and stability.
“The crisis in Libya is deepening in all aspects, in political security, economic and financial aspects,” Leon said.
“We have conveyed to the parties a sense of urgency. Libya has no time.”
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