New Round of Dialogue Talks Kicks off in Morocco Between Libyan Parties.

Tripoli, 5 March 2015(Lana) A new round of talks was due to start in Morocco today, bringing together Libyan parties to the conflict, after they agreed to a call by the UN Special Envoy Bernardino Leon to meet, in a bid to end the crisis in the country. The UN Support Mission in Libya UNSMIL was told by all parties to the conflict of their wish to take part in the talks, and they all agreed that talks would focus on the issue of forming a national unity government, including a discussion on the future prime minister and his deputies. The deal also included all parties agreement to discuss security arrangements, to pave the way for a comprehensive ceasefire and pull out of all armed groups from cities and towns, and a mechanism for arms control, and monitoring and execution of agreements as well as timetables for completion of the draft constitution. UNSMIL urged all parties to engage in the talks, and to refrain from reciprocal attacks, which only aggravate the situation and trigger further infighting. It reminded all of the relevant provisions of the UN Security Council Resolution 2174 of 2014, regarding those who seek to undermine the political process. =Lana=