European Council for External Relations calls on member states to change their attitude to Libya.
Pulbished on:
Geneva, 14.03.2015 (Lana) European Council for External
Relations calls on European member states to change their attitude to
Libya so-far confined to security aspects and support of the UN
sponsored poetical accord.
The study reported that Europe's failure in addressing the
political and economic causes of the Libyan crisis contributed to the
state's slipping into current anarchy.
It warned that any military operation by Western forces against
Daesh organization in libya would derail the legitimacy of the UN
supported national accord government.
The study said the political accord encounters significant
challenges and foremost entry of the national accord government into
the capital Tripoli to assume its work, and apart from security
considerations the success of the national accord government hinges
on the political climate and agreements to be forged with local
groups.
The study attributed the failure of European programmes to two
reasons; the first was that Libya lacks the capacity, potential and
infrastructure to accommodate those programmes and the ability to
assess its needs and secondly the Europeans focused only on security
aspects and ignored the relevance of lack of security and political
and economic changes.
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