The Delegations of the West and the East of Libya Did Not Reach an Agreement in Ankara
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Saddam Haftar and Abd al-Salam al-Zubi left without signing an agreement – One week to overcome differences
The closed talks between the representatives of the western and eastern Libyan authorities in Ankara were concluded without agreement on the key issues of military and political settlement of the conflict, written by Libya Observer. "Delegations left Turkey without agreeing on the powers of the Supreme Military Council and the distribution of powers with the Libyan Presidential Council," Libya Observer reports. The western part of the country wa…
The unification of Libya’s military forces is at the center of Turkey’s diplomatic efforts, with Ankara hosting talks between representatives of the Tripoli government and the eastern side, which is linked to Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar. The consultations are part of Turkey’s policy for a unified Libya, while also being linked to broader geopolitical developments in the Eastern Mediterranean. According to a report in the Turkish newspaper Hürri…
The talks in Ankara to bring the rival sides of Libya closer ended without an agreement, despite Turkey’s mediation efforts. The delegations left without reaching a commonly accepted framework, as significant disagreements remain over the distribution of political and military responsibilities. The talks were attended by Abd al-Salam al-Zubi, representing the Government […] The article Libya: Turkish mediation in Ankara has failed – One week for…
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Just four 24-hours after the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum by the Benghazi parliament, a meeting took place in Ankara between the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Tripoli government, Al-Zubi, and Saddam Haftar, son of Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, who controls the east of the country. No official statement was issued, but sources confirmed that the talks concerned a possible […]
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