Omran to Almanassa: Structured Dialogue is a Repeat of Failed UN Programs

Nadia Omran, a member of the Constituent Assembly for the Drafting of the Constitution, has characterized the ongoing “structured dialogue” as a redundant continuation of the United Nations’ unsuccessful previous initiatives. Speaking to Almanassa, Omran argued that the fundamental issues plaguing Libya are far more profound than the solutions offered by UN-led discussions. She further criticized the process for its lack of clear criteria regarding the selection of participants and its ambiguous objectives, dismissing the effort as a futile exercise that squanders precious time while the country faces escalating challenges.

UN Mission Launches Dialogue Initiative to Shape Libyan Structured Talks

Jazya Shueiter tells Almanassa that structured dialogue embodies the fourth option by the Advisory Committee