UNSMIL facilitated discussions in Benghazi on Libya’s election laws involving the Advisory Committee and the Joint Committee (6+6). The 6+6 Committee addressed questions from the Advisory Committee and received praise for their active participation. This marked the Advisory Committee’s first meeting in Benghazi after three prior meetings in Tripoli.

On Monday, the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) announced the successful facilitation of discussions in Benghazi regarding Libya’s election laws. The talks involved the Advisory Committee and the Joint Committee (6+6), which comprises members from the House of Representatives and the High Council of State, responsible for drafting laws for presidential and parliamentary elections.

UNSMIL indicated through a statement on its Facebook page that the 6+6 Committee members provided comprehensive responses to inquiries from the Advisory Committee. The mission commended the 6+6 Committee’s commitment and active engagement throughout the discussions, highlighting the collaborative atmosphere of the meeting.

The Advisory Committee’s fourth meeting took place on Sunday at the UNSMIL headquarters in Benghazi. Notably, this was the Committee’s first meeting in Benghazi, following three previous sessions held at the mission’s office in Tripoli since February.

In conclusion, the recent discussions facilitated by UNSMIL in Benghazi marked a significant step towards finalizing Libya’s election laws. The effective collaboration between the Advisory and the 6+6 Committees showcases a constructive approach to addressing legal frameworks for upcoming elections. The active support and involvement of the 6+6 Committee reflect a positive trend in Libya’s political discourse as the nation prepares for its electoral processes.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly