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“I sincerely announce to everyone that I sincerely wish to transfer my executive power at the end of October,” Sarrac said in a live broadcast on Libyan state television. said.
Referring to the “Dialogue on Libya” talks held in Buznika, Morocco from September 6 to 10, which brought together political parties in the Libyan crisis, Sarrac said:
“We see that there are UN-led consultations and negotiations among Libyans. I express that we welcome them and hope that they will translate into a broader compromise and agreement. Recent political talks have prepared the infrastructure for a new process to unite state institutions and hold parliamentary and presidential elections.. “
“Going to direct elections is the best way to achieve a comprehensive solution,” said Sarrac, “but I will continue to support any compromise other than this.” I speak.
Sarrac also noted the following regarding his release:
“I sincerely declare to everyone that I wish to hand over my executive power no later than the end of October. I hope that by this time the dialogue committee has completed its activities, elected a new presidential council and appointed a new prime minister to take office. The charge”.
LIBYA DIALOGUE MEETING
The “Dialogue on Libya” was held between the delegations of the Supreme Council of the Libyan State in Buznika, Morocco, and the House of Representatives in Tobruk, the political ally of Caliph Haftar, from 6 to 10 September.
During the meetings, a consensus was reached on the criteria for designating the names to be taken to the country’s top-level institutions, and it was decided to meet again in the last week of September to complete the procedures to implement the agreement.
According to Article 15 of the Sohirat Agreement signed in Morocco in 2015, these high-level institutions are “Director of the Central Bank of Libya, President of the Court of Accounts, Head of the Administrative Control Unit, Head of the Anti-Corruption Committee, President and members of the Supreme Electoral Board, President of the Supreme Court and It is formed by the Attorney General.
Since there are two separate administrations in eastern and western Libya, these high-level institutions also display a two-headed structure.
