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Libyan MP Calls for Relocation of Presidential Council from Tripoli

May 10, 2021
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Mohamed Al-Abani, a member of the Libyan Parliament said that the western region of the country remains under the control of armed militias, especially the capital, Tripoli.

Emirati newspaper, Al-Ittihad quoted Al-Abani as saying that “the presence of the new executive authority in Tripoli makes it subject to the aggression of those outlawed armed entities that seek to impose their will by force.”

The MP explained that the Presidential Council’s (PC) decision to name Hussein Al-A’eb as Head of Libyan intelligence Service angered these armed militias, who took to Tripoli’s streets calling on the Head of the Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Mnifi to backtrack on his decision to remove Emad Al-Trabelsi from his position.

Al-Abani pointed out that the presence of the PC in Tripoli greatly impedes its movement, and makes it difficult to achieve its desired goals. Similarly, as was the case with the Libyan Foreign Minister, Najla Al-Mangoush when she called for the removal of all foreign forces and mercenaries from Libya. He indicated that the militias have a strong desire in keeping those mercenaries in Libya.

The Libyan lawmaker emphasised that the transfer of the new executive authority to the city of Sirte might defuse tensions with the militias, and put an end to their pressure on the government.

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