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On the 30th, the Libyan “4+4" Commission signed an agreement at the headquarters of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya in the capital Tripoli to reorganize the National High Election Commission board and reach a consensus on a presidential and parliamentary election framework. According to the agreement, relevant elections shall be held within 24 months after the agreement enters into force. Elections must be held under a unified executive power and a unified national institution; if this is not possible, alternative mechanisms will be established. The agreement stipulates that the National Assembly and the Supreme Council of the country must approve the agreement within one month from the date the agreement is signed; otherwise, they will seek approval from the UN Security Council and others. Chairman of the Libyan Presidential Commission Manfi and National Supreme Council Chairman Takara were invited to attend, but none of them attended. Takara claimed that the “4+4" committee lacked legitimacy, while Manffy requested that the full text of the agreement be reviewed before attending the ceremony.

Zhitongcaijing·08/30/2026 16:09:00
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On the 30th, the Libyan “4+4" Commission signed an agreement at the headquarters of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya in the capital Tripoli to reorganize the National High Election Commission board and reach a consensus on a presidential and parliamentary election framework. According to the agreement, relevant elections shall be held within 24 months after the agreement enters into force. Elections must be held under a unified executive power and a unified national institution; if this is not possible, alternative mechanisms will be established. The agreement stipulates that the National Assembly and the Supreme Council of the country must approve the agreement within one month from the date the agreement is signed; otherwise, they will seek approval from the UN Security Council and others. Chairman of the Libyan Presidential Commission Manfi and National Supreme Council Chairman Takara were invited to attend, but none of them attended. Takara claimed that the “4+4" committee lacked legitimacy, while Manffy requested that the full text of the agreement be reviewed before attending the ceremony.