Moroccan Foreign Minister: We Have Confidence of Libyans Ability to Overcome 'Victorious and Defeated Equation.

' Rabat, 7 September 2020(Lana) Moroccan Foreign Minister Naser Bourita said 'having a way out of the Libyan crisis hinges on three basic factors Libyan patriotic spirit, that a solution cannot but be political and the third is confidence in the ability of the House of Representatives and the High Council of State, as two legitimate institutions, to overcome difficulties and enter into real dialogue for the good of the country. This came in remarks Bourita made at the opening session of the Libyan dialogue which kicked off in the Moroccan Atlantic city of Buzneiga. Bourita said, in his remarks carried by the official Moroccan news agency, the positive dynamism shown recently namely the ceasefire announcement and initiatives made by Libyan antagonists could pave the way for progress towards a solution to the Libyan crisis. Bourita said Morocco was always working with the UN and under its umbrella and will continue to do so in the future, indicating that this was emphasized to the Acting UN Special Envoy to Libya at her visit to Morocco recently. 'Morocco's approach to the Libyan crisis was outlined by King Mohamed VI that this issue is neither diplomatic nor political wrangling but rather an issue of a brotherly Maghreb state with whom we are bound by sincere fraternity, and the stability of which is part and parcel of ours.' Bourita said Morocco has no hidden agenda in Libya, but is keen to support the people of Libya come out of their crisis, and shun off the victorious and defeated equation. The first session of representatives of the House of Representatives and the High Council of State was wounded up on Sunday and was expected to resume on Monday. A diplomatic sources at the meeting said there was a considerable consensus among the representatives, they agreed an agenda for the meeting which will consider distribution of sovereign posts. =Lana=