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Libyan Parties Unanimous in Need to Form National Unity Government to End Crisis in the Country.

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Tripoli, 8 March 2015(Lana) The participants in the Libyan political dialogue talks, being conducted in Morocco, have been unanimous in the need to form a national unity government, while the UN Support Mission in Libya has said the antagonists would likely be resuming the talks within days, after the meetings were concluded yesterday in the Moroccan city of Al Sukheirat. Representatives met face to face for the first time yesterday, after they have met with UN representatives separately the last rounds. The Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya Bernardino Leon said 'the meeting which brought the two sides together was symbolic and not part of the talks, yet it was important.' The GNC Representative to the talks Saleh Al Makhzoum said the third day talks have been positive, and the parties were in agreement over several items which could accelerate the formation of the government. The President of the House of Representatives Mohamed Shueib said 'talks will be called off for several days, to allow representatives the chance to return to Libya, for more discussion before submitting their proposals and names of candidates to the forthcoming government. The Head of the National Dialogue Authority Al Fadil Al Amin said the Morocco session has seen serious effort to reach a consensus on ending the crisis. There was no mention of names of candidates for the consentaneous government, rather the focus was about its mission and fundamental duties in the future, he said. The talks which started on Thursday were conducted with participation of representatives of the Libyan parties in the presence of foreign ambassadors as observers. The agenda of the talks included a ceasefire, restoring peace and forming a national unity government. The UN however said an important progress has been made in the talks between Libyan parties during three days in Al sukheirat on the outskirts of the Moroccan capital, in a bid to bring about a peaceful solution to the conflict in Libya. =Lana=