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The UN mission announces the participation of approximately 460 citizens in the digital conversation on the structured dialogue.

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Tripoli, October 27, 2025 (LANA) - The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) announced the participation of approximately 460 citizens in the digital conversation it organized this evening with the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Stephanie Khoury, to discuss the priorities of the structured dialogue that the Mission intends to launch in the coming period.

The Mission stated on its website that the participants proposed a number of priorities and issues that should be discussed in the structured dialogue across four axes, including governance and public policies, the security file, the economic file, and human rights and national reconciliation.

The Mission confirmed that it will repeat this dialogue space in the coming days, in addition to allocating a digital questionnaire for those who were unable to participate in the direct conversation, with the aim of expanding the scope of consultation and ensuring the participation of the largest number of Libyans in identifying priority issues.

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