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Libya Looks to Integrate Militiamen into State Institutions

February 3, 2022
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The Libyan Minister of Labour, Ali Al-Abed stated that the government plans to integrate youths currently belonging to militias, into the military and police. In a step to unify Libyan institutions, and rehabilitate youth involved in the civil war.

Al-Abed said that young men whose health status does not enable them to join the security institutions, will be reintegrated into society and be provided with an appropriate job in a state institution.

“There is more than one way to integrate them into institutions, or even to provide small and medium enterprises through the Financial Facilities Fund and the Human Resources Fund at the ministry,” Al-Abed explained.

He added that the young men will be trained for the labour market, and will receive a suitable job.

The Minister noted that the integration of these youths depends on the stability of the government, the adoption of a budget, and relative stability in the country. As well as a comprehensive national reconciliation process.

Observers believe that medium and heavy weapons must be collected, and for the establishment of strict laws to punish violators. This must be done before integrating the armed groups into state institutions.

In October 2021, the Libyan government launched a national project to rehabilitate and reintegrate youths.

Prime Minister Abdel-Hamid Dbaiba said that the government will integrate young people by providing professional and employment programs. This would guarantee them a decent life, and keep them away from engaging in wars.

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