The envoy of the un Secretary-General to Libya Stephanie Williams confirms that the discussions of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum will be public.

Tunis, November 9, 2020 (lANA) - Acting Head of the United Nations Mission in Libya, Stephanie Williams, announced that the sessions and discussions of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum, which will start on Monday, will be aired in public. Williams clarified at the press conference held yesterday evening in Tunis that the 6-day conference, will be based on Berlin outcomes, Security Council Resolution No. 2510, in addition to the political understandings to reach the formation of a presidential council and a government in Libya. The Acting UN envoy Stephanie Williams said that the United Nations is seeking to launch a Libyan-Libyan political dialogue on Monday in order to achieve reconciliation. "Williams" confirmed in the press conference from the Media Center of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum, regarding preparations and preparations for the launch of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum, that the Berlin outcomes and other tracks will be the framework for political dialogue. "We will work to develop the road map during the six days. After the opening speech, a number of ideas will be presented, and we will open the way for discussions based on a number of principles, the first of which is comprehensiveness and then transparency, that is, all decisions are taken publicly in the dialogue session, and then effectiveness, i.e. All participants must work hard to benefit the results in the interest of Libya as a whole, and we endeavor, in turn, to overcome obstacles" she added. Adopting the principle of teamwork, and this will be emphasized during the forum's work, and working hand in hand towards consensual solutions. Williams stressed that the mission underscored to the participants the necessity to pledge not to run for any position in the next authority. And that the dialogues of the Military Committee placed great responsibility before them, and that the United Nations supports this path, indicating that what the Libyans suffer from the instability, the Corona pandemic, and the lack of services It required the participants to assume their responsibilities. =Lana=