GNC reaffirms desire to address the crisis politically and communicate with international parties.

Tripoli, 15.01.2015 (Lana) The GNC reaffirmed its desire to address the Libyan crisis politically and communicate with the international parties represented by head of UN mission to Libya in order to realize its vision for current crisis through the political track. In televised address Thursday evening, GNC President, Nuri Abusahmain said; "GNC formed a dialogue team, and reassured the UN envoy Mr. Bernardino Leon about GNC seriousness to address the crisis through dialogue and respect of state institutions'. 'The GNC mandated dialogue team confirmed to UNSMIL head the need for a clear and transparent criteria for selection of parties to the dialogue and its venue for its success, however UN mission rushed in announcing names of interlocutors and venue of dialogue before consulting the GNC, he explained. GNC accepted to hold dialogue with Libyan parties with different opinions after the high court ruling, but UN mission did not comply with the dialogue mechanism, and what had been agreed on was that the GNC mandated dialogue team should return back to the GNC on all issues presented to it so the final decision to be taken by the GNC. He pointed out that the UN mission rushed to communicate with parties without giving a final list to the GNC mandated team and without agreement on the agenda, indicating that the dialogue could fail or not reach desired outcome that can be applied on the ground. He confirmed that the GNC is to continue with its efforts to call on the UN to realize the errors and rectify the track of dialogue in order to be fruitful without any rush and imposing of opinions, a matter that would not serve the Libyan reality and its international and regional partners. GNC President stressed commitment to the identified invariables that is commitment to the goals and principles of 17 February Revolution and compliance with Constitutional Declaration, and judiciary rules, including rules passed by constitutional chamber and not to conduct dialogue with those wanted by the judiciary. =Lana=