On Monday, the head of the Presidential Council and commander-in-chief of the Libyan army, Mohamed Menfi, discussed the latest security and military developments in the country with members of the 5+5 Joint Military Commission for the western region.

This came during a meeting held by Menfi at the Presidential Council headquarters in the capital, Tripoli, which included Ahmed Ali Abu Shihma, Radwan Ibrahim Al-Gharari, and Mukhtar Milad Al-Naqasa.

The meeting discussed the latest security developments and the military commission's efforts to support the path to stability and enhance military coordination, thereby contributing to maintaining security and creating conditions conducive to supporting the political process.

Menfi adopts the National Charter for National Reconciliation

Last Wednesday, Menfi adopted the National Charter for National Reconciliation in the presence of members of the High Council for Peace and National Reconciliation and representatives of diplomatic missions accredited to Libya.

In his speech, he announced that this charter “represents the fruit of sincere national efforts and a collective will that believes that Libya can only stabilize and progress through reconciliation, dialogue, tolerance, and putting the interests of the nation above all else.”

He added that the signing of this charter “does not represent the end of this process, but rather the beginning of a new phase, which requires us all to continue to work hard and responsibly to implement the charter and translate its principles and provisions into practical reality that citizens can feel in their daily lives.”