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GCC Calls for Withdrawal of Foreign Forces & Mercenaries from Libya

December 6, 2023
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The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has affirmed its support for the United Nations’ efforts to reach a political solution in Libya.

The GCC, in its concluding statement from the 44th summit in Doha, emphasised the need for elections, and the unification of state institutions to fulfil the aspirations of the Libyan people and establish foundations for security and stability.

The statement reiterated its commitment to ensuring Libya’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity. It called for an end to external interference, and the withdrawal of all foreign forces and mercenaries from Libyan territory.

The GCC welcomed the consensus reached by the 6+6 Joint Committee, comprising the Libyan Parliament and the High Council of State (HCS), during their meetings in Morocco in June. The agreement focused on regulations for the election of the country’s President and Parliament, seen as a positive step towards holding elections.

The concluding statement highlighted the threat to the security and safety of the Libyan people, undermining the country’s stability, expressing concern over recurring armed clashes in Libya.

It reiterated the stance of the GCC’s support for Libya, the political process, and relevant UN Security Council resolutions.

The statement called on all parties to cease hostilities, ensure de-escalation, avoid bloodshed, and prioritise wisdom and dialogue to resolve differences.

The GCC expressed sincere condolences to the families of flood victims in Derna, caused by the destructive Mediterranean storm Daniel in September, acknowledging the severe material and human damages.

In its 157th ministerial session, the council emphasised the need to ensure Libya’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity, and to halt any interference in its internal affairs.

It also highlighted the importance of safeguarding the interests of the Libyan people, and achieving security, stability, and development in the country.

The GCC reiterated its support for the efforts of UN Special Envoy, Abdoulaye Bathily to “reach a political solution, conduct elections, and unify state institutions. This is to fulfil the aspirations of the Libyan people and establish the pillars of security and stability.”

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