Egypt’s Foreign Minister reiterates support for the Libyan-led political process, urging the withdrawal of foreign forces while cooperating with the UN envoy to facilitate elections and national stability.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty has expressed Cairo’s dedication to aiding Libyan parties in achieving consensus and bolstering the Libyan-led political process. This commitment aims to facilitate both presidential and parliamentary elections while ensuring the respect for state institutions.
In a meeting held in Cairo on Tuesday with UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Libya, Hana Tetteh, Abdel Aty extended his congratulations on her new appointment. He emphasized Egypt’s readiness to collaborate in fostering a sustainable resolution to the ongoing Libyan crisis.
A statement from Egypt’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday noted Abdel Aty’s emphasis on the necessity for the withdrawal of all foreign personnel, fighters, and mercenaries from Libya within a designated timeframe. This measure is deemed crucial for maintaining the nation’s unity and stability.
Tetteh’s visit to Cairo signifies her inaugural official foreign trip since taking on the role of UN envoy to Libya.
In summary, Egypt is firmly committed to supporting the Libyan-led political process and facilitating the establishment of a consensus among Libyan factions. The withdrawal of foreign forces is highlighted as a critical step towards achieving national unity and stability. The recent engagement between Egyptian officials and the UN ambassador illustrates a collaborative effort aimed at resolving Libya’s ongoing crisis.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
