UN mission monitors implementation of mini-committee agreement
LIBYA – Hanna Tetteh, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General, has said the UN Support Mission in Libya remains committed to implementing the agreement of the “4+4” mini dialogue committee signed on 30 August, which, according to her remarks, provides for elections within two years under a unified government.
Following up steps to implement the agreement
In exclusive remarks to Al-Masar TV, Tetteh said the mission continues to coordinate with the parties concerned and take the necessary steps to implement the agreement as the approved path in the first phase, leading to a unified government and elections.
A wider meeting if progress stalls
She explained that if the mission found that current efforts were not achieving the required progress, it would look for other ways to reach the goal and could convene a broader meeting involving more parties.
The mission would monitor the level of progress in implementing the “4+4” agreement and, based on the results, decide on alternative steps to move the political process forward, she added — a point she also addressed in her briefing to the Security Council.
