Algerian Foreign Minister, Ahmed Attiaf, emphasized the need for a dual approach to resolve the Libyan crisis, involving both the UN-led electoral process and the African Union-promoted national reconciliation. Algeria’s stance on Libyan crisis.
Attiaf stressed the importance of these paths to achieve a permanent, sustainable solution, steering clear of divisive politics. He highlighted Algeria’s direct support through sharing experiences and indirectly via the UN and African Union, particularly as an active member of the high-level African Committee.
In a press statement, Attiaf noted the valuable insights gained from discussions with the UN Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Abdullah Batelli. He welcomed efforts to adopt legal frameworks for Libya’s elections and African Union’s initiatives to convene political factions from all regions of Libya for a major national reconciliation conference.
The Foreign Minister underscored the importance of equal attention to both electoral and reconciliation processes, maintaining the ceasefire, and efforts to unify Libyan state institutions. Attiaf reiterated Algeria’s firm stance against external interventions in Libya’s internal affairs, whether political or military, attributing the longevity of the Libyan crisis to these ongoing foreign influences.
Attiaf affirmed Algeria’s unwavering commitment to its policy and stance on the crisis threatening the security, stability, and unity of its neighboring and brotherly nation. He assured Algeria’s full support and engagement in efforts led by both the United Nations and the African Union to resolve the Libyan conflict.
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