Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita chaired a consultative meeting in Bouznika with members of Libya’s HoR and HCS, stressing the need for a Libyan-led dialogue to resolve the country’s political crisis. The meeting reflects Morocco’s steadfast support for Libya’s stability and unity amid ongoing political deadlock since the failed elections in December 2021.
On Wednesday, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita convened a consultative meeting with members of Libya’s House of Representatives (HoR) and the High Council of State (HCS) in Bouznika, Morocco. In his opening remarks, Bourita emphasized the importance of maintaining the ‘Skhirat spirit’ to effectively address the Libyan situation. He underscored that Morocco’s position on Libya is steadfast, advocating for the country’s stability and unity as integral to the region’s overall security and stability.
The meeting in Bouznika aligns with Morocco’s continued efforts to facilitate discussions between Libyan factions amid a prolonged political stalemate that began with the postponed elections on December 24, 2021. Recent meetings in Cairo and Tunis reflect the ongoing initiatives by the HoR and HCS to resolve their political deadlock. Morocco’s commitment to fostering a dialogue free from external pressures has positioned it as a pivotal player in Libyan affairs, promoting an independent Libyan-led resolution process.
In conclusion, the consultative meeting in Bouznika highlighted Morocco’s unwavering support for the Libyan dialogue process. Minister Bourita reaffirmed Morocco’s role in fostering a secure and stable Libya through Libyan-led discussions. The emphasis on engaging Libyan representatives in dialogue speaks to Morocco’s strategic approach in aiding resolutions free from foreign intervention, thus underscoring its continued participation in regional diplomacy.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
