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UN Envoy Urges Support for New Political Roadmap in Libya

June 24, 2025
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UN Special Representative Hanna Tetteh warned the UN Security Council that the security situation in Libya remains precarious, citing a fragile truce in Tripoli and concerns over the potential resumption of armed clashes.

In her briefing to the Security Council, Tetteh described the general security environment in the capital as “unpredictable,” noting persistent tensions among armed factions. “The ceasefire in Tripoli is fragile, and there are growing fears of renewed violence if political and security disputes are not addressed,” she told members of the Council.

Tetteh highlighted the recent Berlin meeting as a pivotal step forward in resolving the Libyan crisis. She described the talks as “a significant turning point” that helped consolidate international backing for the UN-led process and reignite efforts to end the long-standing political stalemate.

Crucially, the UN envoy announced plans to present a new roadmap aimed at breaking the deadlock. “We intend to submit a time-bound and practical political roadmap that reflects the aspirations of the Libyan people,” she said, calling on all stakeholders to engage sincerely and constructively with the initiative.

According to Tetteh, the new proposal will centre around restoring legitimacy through elections and forming a unified government with a clear mandate. “Libyans want a political process that allows them to elect their leaders and establish a government with legitimate authority,” she added.

Tetteh’s remarks underscore the urgency of international coordination and internal consensus to prevent a return to conflict and keep Libya on a path towards stability.

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