This message was reiterated by Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita during his meeting with Stephanie Khoury, Acting Head of the UN mission in Libya.
Bourita emphasized the crucial role of UN supervision in ensuring the legitimacy of any solution to the Libyan crisis. He highlighted Morocco’s consistent support for UN involvement, citing past initiatives like the Skhirat dialogue and recent Bouznika meetings.
Khoury’s visit signifies the ongoing collaboration between Morocco and the UN. Bourita underscored Morocco’s approach, developed jointly with the UN, which acknowledges the deep historical and cultural ties between Morocco and Libya.
Morocco’s approach prioritizes respect for Libyan institutions and maintaining open and credible communication with all Libyan parties. Bourita reiterated Morocco’s belief that Libyans themselves must ultimately find a solution to the crisis.
The Minister emphasized the need for swift progress in the Libyan political process, citing pressing security, economic, and social challenges. He stressed that a resolution is vital not just for Libya, but for the stability of the entire North African and Sahel region.
By advocating for stronger UN oversight, Morocco seeks to ensure a legitimate and inclusive peace process in Libya. Their emphasis on regional stability underlines the importance of a peaceful resolution for the broader North African landscape.
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