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UN & China Discuss Libya’s Path to Stability

February 27, 2025
UN & China Discuss Libya’s Path to Stability

UN & China Discuss Libya’s Path to Stability

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The United Nations Special Representative for Libya and Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Hanna Tetteh, held an online meeting with Liu Jian, the Chargé d’Affaires of the Chinese Embassy in Libya.

The discussion focused on the latest political developments and efforts to break Libya’s ongoing deadlock.

The meeting is part of Tetteh’s ongoing consultations with Libyan stakeholders and international representatives.

These discussions aim to build consensus among political factions and push forward a framework for national reconciliation and stability. Both sides emphasized the urgent need for Libyan actors to find common ground and resolve their differences through dialogue.

China has maintained a cautious but steady diplomatic approach to Libya. Before the 2011 uprising, Chinese companies were heavily invested in infrastructure, oil, and construction projects across the country.

Since then, instability has disrupted many of these activities, but Beijing has continued to support diplomatic efforts for peace while keeping an interest in economic partnerships once conditions improve.

The UN has played a key mediating role in Libya’s crisis, but progress has been slow.

The country remains divided between rival administrations, with competing factions controlling different regions. Despite multiple peace agreements and ceasefires, Libya has yet to hold national elections, and political divisions continue to block efforts to form a unified government.

International actors, including China, the US, the EU, and regional powers, remain engaged in Libya’s transition. The UN has called for greater international support in stabilizing Libya, ensuring economic recovery, and advancing a political process that leads to elections.

Tetteh continues to engage with global powers and Libyan leaders, working toward a peaceful resolution.

With ongoing instability and competing foreign interests, the path to a lasting solution remains uncertain, but diplomatic efforts continue to push for progress.

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