NEW YORK : The renewed mandate seeks to sustain momentum toward achieving political and security stability in Libya, where rival factions continue to clash over the constitutional framework required to hold long-delayed elections.
Council members underscored the need for genuine commitment to the UN-led process, emphasizing that Libya’s future depends on a credible, Libyan-led dialogue. The resolution comes at a time when progress in peace talks remains limited and the country faces mounting challenges after more than a decade of instability.
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