Tunisia: 'Tunis Peace Declaration' Invites All Libyans to Sit At Negotiating Table to End Dispute

Tunis/Tunisia — The "Tunis Peace Declaration" was issued on Monday, after a mandate granted by representatives of the Libyan Cities and Tribes Supreme Council to President Kais Saied to promote a comprehensive solution to the Libyan dispute.

The Tunis declaration, which emerged after a meeting at Carthage Palace between President Saied and representatives of the Council urged all Libyans to "sit at the negotiating table with the aim of reaching a compromise formula whereby to end the current Libyan crisis. This would be within the framework of the Libyan political agreement and respect for international legitimacy, moving from this legitimacy to the Libyan legitimacy, based on popular legitimacy."

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