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Presidential Candidate: Dbaiba’s Promises to Libyans are “Illusory”

January 28, 2024
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Libyan Presidential candidate Suleiman Al-Bayoudi dismissed the promises made by Abdelhamid Dbaiba, Head of the outgoing Government of National Unity (GNU), to the Libyan people as mere illusions and frivolity.

In a statement on X, Al-Bayoudi remarked, “the promise was to inaugurate the Tripoli Stadium in December 2021, yet here we are in January 2024, and the stadium is still incomplete.”

He further commented, “it is evident that Dbaiba and his team are detached from reality. The poor are living in fear of long queues, soaring prices, and a lack of liquidity, especially with the approach of the holy month of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr, while he talks about stadiums.” Al-Bayoudi views these actions by Dbaiba as nothing but delusional and irresponsible.

This criticism comes amid growing public dissatisfaction with the pace of development and the fulfillment of government promises in Libya, highlighting the challenges facing the country’s leadership in addressing the needs and expectations of its citizens.

Earlier, Al-Bayoudi emphasised the consensus among political factions on the urgent need for a new Libyan government.

Al-Bayoudi highlighted the deep-seated divisions currently plaguing the city of Misrata. He pointed out that “while Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dbaiba may address various issues, one undeniable fact remains: he has lost the unwavering support and backing of the people.”

From a political standpoint, Al-Bayoudi’s assertion holds significant weight. All major political forces have reached a unified agreement on the imperative need of forming a new government, capable of unifying the nation.

This development comes at a critical juncture in Libya’s ongoing struggle for stability and political cohesion. The divisions in Misrata reflect the broader challenges that Libya has faced in recent years, with competing factions vying for control and influence. Against this backdrop, the call for a new government is seen as a crucial step towards addressing these deep-rooted issues, and restoring stability to the country.

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