U.N. voices concern over Libya parliament vote on new PM

Mar 04, 2022 View Original Article
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45% : The United Nations is instead focused on renewing its push for elections, the spokesperson said, adding that U.N. Libya adviser Stephanie Williams would soon invite the parliament and an opposing political body, the High Council of State, for talks.
38% : United Nations voiced concern on Thursday over reports that a vote in Libya's parliament to install a new government, which risks triggering new fighting or a return to territorial division, "fell short of the expected standards".

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