UN envoy Hanna Tetteh met with EU member state ambassadors to discuss Libya’s political landscape and her interactions with local stakeholders since February 20. The talks emphasized the importance of the multi-track political process and appreciated the EU’s support for UN initiatives in Libya.
Hanna Tetteh, the United Nations envoy to Libya, recently convened a meeting with ambassadors from European Union member states to address significant political developments in Libya. This engagement was aimed at sharing insights garnered from her discussions with various Libyan stakeholders since her appointment on February 20.
Accompanied by Aeneas Chuma, her deputy, Resident Coordinator, and Humanitarian Coordinator, Tetteh facilitated constructive talks with EU ambassadors. The dialogue included an examination of ongoing situations and the multi-track political process in Libya. Tetteh acknowledged the vital support provided by EU member states towards the UN’s initiatives in Libya.
In summary, the UN envoy’s discussions with EU ambassadors highlighted critical political trends in Libya and underscored the collaborative efforts between the United Nations and EU member states. Tetteh’s ongoing consultations aim to enhance the political process within Libya, reflecting the international community’s commitment to supporting stability in the region.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
