Letter from head of NSG to UN Secretary General.

Tripoli, 07.09.2015(Lana) The National Salvation Government expressed its profound concern and indignation regarding the acts and attitude of head of UN mission in Libya, Bernardino Leon in dealing with the Libyan crisis. The letter addressed by Head of NSG, Khalifa Al-Ghawil to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon that dialogue between the Libyans is the ideal and sole way to get out of the current cycle of conflict. The letter stressed that it has become quite clear the accumulation of the grave transgresses made by Mr. Leon against the rights of Libya and its people and his open approach to break the ranks of Libyans and erode their social fabric and his bias to one side. The letter said Mr. Leon's ignorance of essential remarks submitted by a main party to the dialogue which is the GNC is a clear evidence for the failure of the methodology of this man. The government considered contacts made and are being made by Leon on behalf of the UN with sectors and segments of Libyan society, tribes, military battalions, municipal councils, women organizations without coordination with Libyan state official authorities are blatant violations of international agreements and covenants that organize relations between states and the UN. NSG said in its letter such uncalculated contacts did not serve the existing dialogue but confused the scene and contributed to the shuffling of cards and sowing divisions and increasing the gap among the parties. The NSG urged the UN Secretary General to urgently intervene to halt such irresponsible moves and attitude of Mr. Leon on behalf of the UN which has become inseparable part of the Libyan crisis. NSG wished swift response to such request. The letter explained that since it undertook responsibility, the NSG addressed many outstanding crisis as well as security, financial, economic and social issues and remarkably contributed to consolidating security and stability experienced by many Libyan cities especially the capital Tripoli home of most state sovereign institutions. The NSG also reaffirmed in its letter its support to the reconciliation efforts which led to the halt of fighting in the west of the country and this is an evidence for the good intention towards stopping bloodshed and sincere desire to build state of justice, law and institutions, modern and developed state with no exclusion or marginalization, and where there is no place for extremism, exaggeration and terrorism, state that all Libyans dreamt of and sacrificed every precious and dear. The MSG urged the UN Secretary General to take all measures and arrangements to rectify the situation, while praising all efforts made by the UN and the international community to restore security and stability in Libya. =Lana=