Mohamed Jamil Derbah (*)
The convocation and implementation of the structured dialogue will serve as a first warning to the House of Representatives and the High Council of State, and will be the true beginning to overcome them. However, they will not give up easily and the de facto authorities that support them will work to activate and devise new means of disruption and sow frustration.
If Tetteh does not receive real support from the UN Security Council or other influential international parties, the results of the initiative will be limited and will probably go no further than political parties dividing their shares into a new executive authority.
It seems that the two houses only agreed to remain in power and keep the status quo unchanged. This is despite the HCS's reception and response to the initiative, the formation of a committee to study and evaluate it, express its opinion on it and present the results to the members in an official session for a unanimous vote on its acceptance.
The convocation and implementation of the structured dialogue will serve as a first warning to the House of Representatives and the High Council of State, and will be the true beginning to overcome them. If Tetteh does not receive real support from the UN Security Council or other influential international parties, the results of the initiative will be limited and will probably go no further than political parties dividing their shares into a new executive authority.
It is clear that we must overcome all this. I believe in the strength of dialogue and good understanding between the parties involved in this process. It is absolutely necessary that everyone sit down and think about the Libyan people, who are so in need of a single, strong government that is born from the polls and that acts both inside the country and outside of it.
Libya is a country that promises a lot and cannot have two paths, but only one and greatness must come from both, that ensure that the future belongs to the people, that they can express their will. Libya cannot wait forever like this, but in this way, united and with one goal to make this country something great and promising. The Libyans deserve it. Really.
(*) Asesor internacional de varios países africanos
