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US backs Serraj-Hafter Paris declaration

byMichel Cousins
July 28, 2017
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By Jamie Prentis.

Tunis, 28 July 2017:

Washington has urged Libyans to adhere to the ceasefire and support for political dialogue as stated in the joint declaration issued following Khalifa Hafter and Faiez Serraj’s Paris summit.

In its first comment on the meeting, the State Department said it welcomed the declaration, insisting that the US remained “committed to working with Libya and our international partners to help resolve the political conflict and advance peace and long-term stability in Libya”.

It added: “While the Libyan people must lead the process of achieving political reconciliation in their country, the international community plays an important role in supporting those efforts.”

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