UN Warns Political Divisions Threaten Libya’s Security & Economy
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Despite progress in the political process, institutional divisions, economic degradation and security fragility continue to threaten Libya's stability, warned the UN envoy to the Security Council on Wednesday, calling on Libyan leaders to overcome their differences in order to pave the way for national elections. Source of original [...]
UN Warns Political Divisions Threaten Libya’s Security & Economy
UN Special Representative for Libya Hanna Tetteh has warned that the country cannot afford further political obstruction, urging the UN Security Council to hold those responsible accountable. Briefing the Security Council on Wednesday, Tetteh reviewed Libya’s political, economic, security and human rights developments, warning that continued divisions threaten elections and national stability. UN Welcomes 4+4 Agreement, Warns Against Political O…
The United Nations representative points out progress in dialogue, while warning about the risks associated with the division of institutions, the fragility of security and misinformation. NEW YORK - Encouraging progress, but still significant challenges on the road to a stable and united Libya. It is the framework outlined by Hanna Tetteh, special representative of the Secretary-General of the [...] The article Libya, Tetteh at the UN: The poli…
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Libya, Hanna Téte, warned against the continuing political and institutional divide and its repercussions on the economic, security and living conditions in the country, noting that fuel smuggling was causing losses to the country, estimated at $2.4 billion, while inflation exceeded 14%.
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Libya, Hannah Téte, began her periodic briefing to the United Nations Security Council, Wednesday, on... the post-Téte: Libya cannot afford to further impede the political process appeared first on Libya's eye .
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Libya, Hanna Téte, said that the agreement of the mini-meeting and the political progress made in recent months in the country constituted an important milestone that demonstrated that constructive engagement could yield tangible results, warning that significant challenges nevertheless remained.
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