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Moroccan Foreign Minister: solution to crisis in Libya will only come from Libyans themselves.

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Rabat, 28 September, 2021 (Lana) - Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, reaffirmed, on Monday, that his country believes in the paramount importance of organizing elections in Libya as a crucial step on the path to achieving peace in this brotherly country, expressing the Kingdom’s readiness to provide aid in coordination with All Libyan institutions in this regard.

In a speech during the high-level meeting of the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Bourita said, via video that "the Kingdom of Morocco, which is motivated by history and the common destiny that links it to the State of Libya, and the positive momentum created by the Skhirat Political Accord, continues its efforts to help in finding a peaceful solution to the conflict in this brotherly country.”

 The Moroccan Minister of Diplomacy reiterated that Morocco's conviction remains firm that the solution to the crisis in Libya will come only from the Libyans themselves, free of foreign interference and agendas, and said that "the Libyan dialogue is the most effective way to achieve the aspirations of the Libyan people for stability, national reconciliation and development."

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