The Security Working Group of the "Berlin Conference" and the Joint Military Committee (5 + 5) determine ways to support the implementation of the ceasefire agreement.

Tripoli 1 December 2020 (LANA) - The first meeting between the security working group emanating from the "Berlin Conference" and the Joint Military Committee (5 +5) identified ways to support the implementation of the ceasefire agreement. The British Embassy in Libya said in a tweet posted on its official page on social media that the United Kingdom was honored to be a co-chair of the Security Working Group in November with the United Nations Mission headed by the first meeting between the group and the Joint Military Committee, during which means of supporting the implementation of the ceasefire agreement were identified. The embassy considered that the current period of the United Kingdom chair of the working group came at a vital stage in the Libyan peace process. According to the tweet, the United Kingdom commends the important progress resulting from the work of the Joint Military Committee, while stressing the commitment of all member states of the Berlin Process to the commitments they signed, in order to seek further progress. ...(LANA)…