Al-Lafi Discusses the Latest Political and Security Developments in the Country with Takala

Tripoli, November 9, 2026 (LANA) – President of the High Council of State, Mohamed Takala, met today, Monday, with Presidential Council Deputy Abdullah Al-Lafi to discuss the latest political and security developments in the country.

The meeting addressed the latest political and security developments and the need for the current phase to involve intensified consultations among national institutions and strengthened consensus among political parties. These efforts aim to create favourable conditions for reaching a comprehensive national settlement that would put the country on the path towards stability and pave the way for holding elections based on agreed-upon legal and constitutional foundations.

Both sides stressed the importance of continued coordination and consultation between the High Council of State and the Presidential Council, as well as combining efforts to support national processes and initiatives aimed at ending the transitional phases, overcoming the state of division, and ultimately building a state based on institutions and the rule of law, while fulfilling the aspirations of Libyans for stability and development, according to the High Council of State’s Media Office.

The meeting also emphasized that the success of any political settlement initiative depends on its adherence to the national, legal, and constitutional frameworks governing the political process, respect for the mandates of existing institutions, and the availability of genuine national consensus. These conditions are essential to ensuring the sustainability of a political solution and preventing the recurrence of crises.