On 20 September, the new head of the UN’s Libya mission Ghassan Salamé announced the latest ‘action plan’ to right the country’s wrongs. The plan revolves around amending the Libyan Political Agreement (LPA), signed in Skhirat in Tunisia in December 2015 but never properly implemented.
The drafting of a new version of the LPA began in Tunisia on 26 September by a body comprising representatives of parliament’s two houses, the Tripoli-based Council of State and the Tobruk-based House of Representatives (HOR). (CONTINUED - 2110 WORDS)
