This time, the UN wants to believe in it: in Libya, the two governments that are fighting for power have agreed to hold elections to unify the country within a specified period of time. Is this agreement more likely to succeed than the previous ones?
The agreement of the "4+4" committee on the elections constitutes a new turning point in the Libyan crisis, amid welcome from the Government of Abdelhamid al-Dubaiba and the Commander-in-Chief of the Eastern Libyan forces, Khalifa Haftar, and reservations from the two presidential and higher councils.
This time, the UN wants to believe in it: in Libya, the two governments that are fighting for power have agreed to hold elections to unify the country within a specified period of time. Is this agreement more likely to succeed than the previous ones?