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Libya: Declaration by the High Representative on behalf of the European Union on the approval of the new Government of National Unity

the EU issued a declaration welcoming the approval by the House of Representatives of The new Libyan Government of National Unity, led by Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Mohammed Dbeibah, and applauding the efforts of all involved to come together in the spirit of national unity and reconciliation.

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UNSMIL Libya International Economic Working Group express concern over electricity sector, anti-Covid-19 effort, late payment of salaries and NOC financing – call for HoR to convene to endorse GNU

UNSMIL Libya International Economic Working Group express concern over electricity sector, anti-Covid-19 effort, late payment of salaries and NOC financing – call for HoR to convene to endorse GNU
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In final Libya briefing to the UNSC, Williams asks international community not to let the Libyan people down

By Sami Zaptia. London, 29 January 2021: In her final briefing to the Security Council yesterday before handing over to the new permanent incoming head, Jan Kubis, Acting UNSMIL head Stephanie Williams reiterated the need for foreign fighters and mercenaries to leave Libya and the need for the enforcement of the UN Libya arms embargo. The 23 October ceasefire agreement had prescribed that they leave within 90-days, which passed last week Williams reported that both sides were still undermining the ceasefire agreement through military build-up and accused internationally recognized prime minister, Faiez Serraj, of undermining security sector reform (SSR) demobilization, demilitarization, and reintegration (DDR) and the monopoly of the state on the use of legitimate force.

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Acting Special Representative of the Secretary General for Libya Stephanie Williams Briefing to the Security Council - Libya

Acting Special Representative of the Secretary General for Libya Stephanie Williams Briefing to the Security Council Format Members of the Security Council, I wish to congratulate Tunisia for assuming the Presidency of the Council for the month of January. This month marks one year since Chancellor Merkel of Germany and the Secretary-General convened the Berlin Conference on 19 January 2020. The Conference did not put an immediate end to the conflict and the suffering of the Libyan people. Nor did foreign support to the warring parties relent and indeed, this blatant foreign interference continues. However, the 55-point communiqué agreed by the Member States and partner organizations in Berlin articulated a comprehensive framework to address the full range of issues fuelling the Libyan conflict. Its subsequent endorsement by this Council, through resolution 2510 (2020), anchored our effort to bring the Libyan parties to the negotiating table.

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As deadline for Libya ceasefire withdrawal of foreign troops and mercenaries passes, UNSMIL promises continued support

By Sami Zaptia. London, 24 January 2021: As the 90-day deadline for the withdrawal of all foreign troops and mercenaries from all Libya passed yesterday unfulfilled, UNSMIL promised continued support. The deadline had been set by Libya’s 23 October 2020 ceasefire agreed by the 5+5 Joint Military Commission (JMC). Both the internationally recognized government in Tripoli and the pro-Khalifa Hafter forces are backed by foreign forces and mercenaries. In its supportive statement yesterday, UNSMIL said the co-chairs of the International Follow-Up Committee for Libya Security Working Group (SWG), represented by the African Union, France, Italy, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), met on 20 January 2021 with the 5+5 Joint Military Commission (JMC).

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