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Libyan Parliament Launches Crisis Committee to Monitor Tripoli Unrest

May 15, 2025
Libya’s Parliament Speaker, Ageela Saleh

Libya’s Parliament Speaker, Ageela Saleh

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On Thursday, the Speaker of the Libyan Parliament, Ageela Saleh, issued an official decision forming a temporary parliamentary committee to closely monitor the worsening security and humanitarian situation in Tripoli.

The move comes as part of efforts to respond to the escalating armed clashes and civilian distress in the capital.

The newly formed committee includes seven members of parliament representing Libya’s western region and will be chaired by MP Al-Siddiq Muftah Hammouda. Its mandate includes assessing the humanitarian needs of civilians caught in the conflict zones, proposing emergency support measures, and engaging in political outreach to help contain the crisis.

According to the decision, the committee will also communicate directly with local and international stakeholders to de-escalate violence and restore calm. The committee is expected to conduct both field visits and high-level consultations, providing regular briefings to Speaker Saleh and delivering a final report upon resolution of the crisis.

The formation of this committee follows days of intense clashes in Tripoli, sparked by the reported assassination of Abdelghani Al-Kikli, also known as “Ghneiwa”, a prominent militia leader. The incident triggered violent confrontations between rival armed groups, resulting in casualties, damage to infrastructure, and widespread fear among civilians.

Speaker Saleh’s decision reflects mounting concern over the ongoing conflict’s impact on Libya’s fragile political process and national stability. He has long advocated for a unified executive authority to replace the outgoing Government of National Unity and pave the way for nationwide elections.

Lawmakers hope the committee’s work will not only help reduce tensions on the ground but also contribute to advancing political consensus and national reconciliation. The initiative is viewed as a test of the Parliament’s ability to assert leadership during a time of deep institutional division and rising public discontent.

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