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Zintan-Misrata reconciliation talks call for civilian state, peaceful transfer of power, unified army under civilian control

bySami Zaptia
March 29, 2018
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Zintan-Misrata reconciliation talks call for civilian state, peaceful transfer of power, unified army under civilian control

The Zintan-Misrata reconciliation talks called for a civilian state, rule of law and unified army under civilian control (Photo: social media).

By Sami Zaptia.

The Zintan-Misrata reconciliation talks called for a civilian state, rule of law and unified army under civilian control (Photo: social media).
The Zintan-Misrata reconciliation talks called for a civilian state, rule of law and unified army under civilian control (Photo: social media).

London, 29 March 2018:

A delegation representing the leadership of the city of Misrata arrived in the city of Zintan yesterday for reconciliation talks.

The two sides were in opposition in the 2014 Tripoli militia fighting that led to the political split of the country and the burning down of Tripoli International Airport. Zintan were seen as supporters of the House of Representatives, Khalifa Hafter and the Libyan National Army while Misrata were seen as supporters of the outgoing rump of the General National Congress and its ‘‘Islamist’’ coalition.

After their meeting both sides issued a joint 6-point communique:

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  • To avoid any bloodshed of all Libyans
  • To realize the aims of the 17th February revolution to end totalitarianism and ensure a civilian state and the non-return of counter-revolutionaries.
  • To work towards comprehensive national reconciliation for all Libyans and the unity of the Libyan territory.
  • To push towards the creation of a state of rule of law, institutions and the peaceful transfer of power.
  • To work towards the unification of military and security institutions in the guise of the police and army and the reintegration of revolutionaries (fighters/militias) into them – under civilian control.
  • To fight against terrorism in all its forms and in all parts of Libya.

 

The 6-point communique by the Zintan-Misrata reconciliation meeting (Photo: social media).
The 6-point communique released after the Zintan-Misrata reconciliation meeting in Zintan yesterday (Photo: social media).

 

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