The UN Special Representative, Hanna Tetteh, met with Libya’s Minister of Local Government to discuss decentralization challenges. They emphasized the importance of local governance and the need for institutional unification. Tetteh reiterated the UN’s commitment to assist with local governance and equitable service access for all citizens.
Hanna Tetteh, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General, engaged with the Minister of Local Government to address the challenges posed by decentralization amid Libya’s current political climate. Their discussions highlighted the pivotal role of local government in enhancing democratic governance and the necessity of unifying institutions to improve services for the populace. Tetteh reaffirmed the United Nations Mission in Libya’s commitment to assist Libyans in fortifying local governance and guaranteeing equitable access to services for all citizens.
The discussions between Hanna Tetteh and the Minister of Local Government underscore the critical need for unified institutions in Libya. By strengthening local governance, the UN seeks to empower citizens and enhance democratic processes, ensuring a more equitable distribution of services. Continued support from the international community remains vital in addressing these challenges and promoting stability in the region.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
