The French Embassy in Libya has expressed its concern over the risk of escalation and tensions in response to attempts to use force in Tripoli.
In a post on its “X” account, the embassy echoed the concerns of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) and called on all parties to engage in dialogue to resolve their disputes peacefully.
Similarly, the British Embassy in Libya reiterated its appeal for all parties to use their influence to de-escalate the conflict and enter into peaceful dialogue to resolve political differences.
The Italian Embassy in Libya also voiced its concerns about the security situation in Tripoli, aligning itself with UNSMIL’s call for immediate de-escalation and restraint.
In addition, the German Embassy in Libya expressed its worries about the potential escalation of tensions in the country and its possible impact on stability. The embassy urged all parties to exercise restraint, avoid the use of force, and engage in constructive dialogue.
The US Embassy in Libya has voiced its concern alongside the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) regarding reports suggesting potential clashes in Tripoli.
The embassy is calling for immediate calm and urging all parties to refrain from violence. The attempt to resolve the crisis at the Central Bank of Libya by force is deemed unacceptable and could have severe consequences for the integrity of this vital institution and the stability of the country.
It could also negatively impact Libya’s position in the international financial system.
As the United Nations intensifies efforts to facilitate a negotiated solution, the US is encouraging all stakeholders to participate in serious dialogue about the equitable distribution of wealth.
