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Libya: What is happening in Libya concerns not only the Libyans, but all of us

Libya: What is happening in Libya concerns not only the Libyans, but all of us

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Published on 2024-03-25 23:05:31

British ambassador to Libya, Martin Longden, emphasized the importance of the international community redoubling their efforts to become a positive force in Libya. He stated that the situation in Libya is not just a concern for the Libyan people, but for all of us. In an article published in the London-based Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, Longden highlighted the strategic significance of Libya as a Mediterranean country on the southern flank of Europe and NATO, as well as its role as a gateway to Africa with borders shared with six other African nations.

Longden acknowledged the challenges facing Libya, with its state of turmoil, division, and weakness posing risks and problems for its neighbors. Despite progress made since the end of the devastating fighting in 2011 and the decline of terrorist threats, Libya still struggles with fundamental issues of social, political, and economic stability. While there has been a resurgence in business and commercial activity with the return of international companies, the fragile nature of normal life in Libya is a cause for concern.

The ambassador stressed the need for a comprehensive solution to the political conflicts that underpin Libya’s current challenges. He emphasized that addressing these conflicts is essential to overcoming the obstacles facing the country and achieving a strong and prosperous future. Longden underscored the importance of stability in Libya not only for the country itself but for its surrounding regions as well.

The international community plays a crucial role in supporting Libya’s efforts towards peace, stability, and prosperity. By working together to address the root causes of conflict and instability, the international community can help create a more secure and prosperous future for Libya and its people.

In conclusion, Martin Longden’s call for the international community to redouble its efforts in supporting Libya reflects the shared responsibility we all have in promoting peace and stability in the region. By working together towards a common goal of a strong and prosperous Libya, we can create a better future for all.

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