UN Security Council Urges Libyan Crisis Parties to Engage in Morocco Talks.

New York, 14 April 2015(Lana) The UN Security Council has urged parties to the Libyan conflict to take part in the Morocco talks to be held on Wednesday, and to agree on arrangements to end the political, security and institutional crisis in the country. In a statement, issued in New York late on Monday, the Council said it was ready to designate those who threaten peace and stability, and those who obstruct or undermine the political transition. The statement said members of the Security Council have taken note of the meeting of political leaders in Algeria on Monday. They said they looked forward to the next round of the talks due to be held in Morocco, facilitated by the UN Special Representative Bernardino Leon. A second round of talks was held in Algiers on Monday, attended by more than 20 political figures, including leaders of political parties and independent leaders, to discuss formation of a national unity government and a halt of violence. The members expressed their concern for the continuing violence in Libya, stressing that there was no military solution to the crisis, and called on all parties for a halt of all hostilities to create the suitable conditions for a comprehensive dialogue. The statement warned that the Security Council sanctions committee was fully prepared to designate those who threaten a successful political transition. The Council renewed its commitment to the sovereignty, independence and unity of Libya. =Lana=