![Hundreds of people stage a protest to demand elections in the country to be hold right away and ending the transitional period in Tripoli, Libya on March 5, 2022. [Hazem Ahmed Turkia - Anadolu Agency]](https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/20220305_2_52460625_74306345-500x333.jpg)
The foreign ministers of Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria called on all Libyan parties to “engage seriously” in the UN-sponsored political settlement process to end years of rift in the country, following a trilateral meeting held in Algiers on Thursday, Anadolu reports. In a joint statement, the ministers reaffirmed their countries’ “continued coordination and shared commitment to reviving the political track aimed at ending the Libyan crisis through a peaceful settlement under UN auspices.” They stressed that any solution “must be owned and led by the Libyan people themselves,” ensuring Libya’s unity, sovereignty, and institutional integrity. The statement urged Libyan factions to “prioritize wisdom and dialogue” and to “place national interests above all else” in order to overcome the obstacles hindering […]
