The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Libya, Hanna Tetteh, met today with the Chinese Ambassador to Libya, Ma Xueliang, to review the country’s political and security situation and its impact on the UN-led roadmap. This meeting is part of the ongoing diplomatic consultations conducted by the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) to coordinate international positions and address the hurdles facing political milestones, aiming to establish a conducive environment for lasting peace and development.
Stephanie Khoury discusses Libyan developments with Swiss and Russian ambassadors
The discussions focused on the current political deadlock and how security conditions affect the implementation of transitional arrangements. Both parties emphasized the necessity of adhering to the UN roadmap as the primary reference for unifying state institutions and finalizing constitutional and legal frameworks. Envoy Tetteh stressed the importance of cohesive international support to empower Libyan national institutions and facilitate intra-Libyan dialogue to bridge divisions, ensuring that the political process remains on track within clear timeframes to mitigate the risks of further instability.
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For his part, the Chinese Ambassador reaffirmed Beijing’s commitment to monitoring Libyan developments and supporting UN efforts to achieve a peaceful diplomatic settlement that respects national sovereignty and paves the way for reconstruction. The two sides agreed that political stability is the essential foundation for economic and service improvements, noting that a successful political settlement would unlock opportunities for strategic development projects. This engagement underscores the international community’s shared recognition of the need for coordinated action to overcome the obstacles facing Libya’s transition toward a unified and stable state.
