Two deputies of the Presidential Council, Musa Al-Koni and Abdullah Al-Lafi, met today, Tuesday, with the US Special Envoy to Libya, "Richard Norland", to discuss the latest developments in the political process in Libya. The media office of the Presidential Council reported that the two deputies stressed during the meeting the importance of combining local and international efforts concerned with the Libyan issue, to prepare an effective political project that addresses the state of political deadlock, pushes towards resolving the political process, and paves the way for achieving the electoral entitlements that the Libyan people aspire to. According to the office, "Norland" praised the efforts of the Presidential Council aimed at bringing together all political parties and bringing the views of all parties closer together, especially the national reconciliation file that has reached advanced stages, and stressed his country's full support for the success of this file, in order to restore stability and las ting peace to the country. The meeting discussed the conditions in the southern region, both service and security, in coordination with the Presidential Council. Source: Libyan News Agency
Al-Koni and Al-Lafi discuss with Norland the political impasse.
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