Bathily welcomes President Tebboune’s efforts to resolve Libyan crisis

 
 
ALGIERS- The special representative of the UN Secretary General for Libya Abdoulaye Bathily welcomed Wednesday, in Algiers, the efforts of the President of the Republic Abdelmadjid Tebboune for the settlement of the Libyan crisis, saying he is convinced that the Libyans will pay attention to his proposals concerning the restoration of security in their country.
 
In a statement following the audience granted to him by President of the Republic, Bathily said “I’m today in Algeria to seek advice and proposals from the President of the Republic” concerning ways to resolve the situation in Libya, saying he is convinced that the Libyans “will pay attention to the proposals of brotherly country Algeria, also affected by the repercussions of the Libyan crisis.”
 
The UN officials thanked President Tebboune for the moves that have been undertaken to enable the international parties “to speak with one voice to enable the Libyan people and State to emerge from the crisis and also progress in the interest of the Libyans and the region.
 
 
Underlining that Algeria has supported “since the beginning” the mission entrusted to him by UN Secretary General, Bathily hailed Algeria’s “continued support,” this support, he added, which “accompanies the UN’s moved for Libya.”
 
The UN official underscored that his visit to Algeria comes within the framework of a tour to Libya’s neighboring countries to ask for help in order to restore security in this country, by “providing assistance to the Libyan parties and enabling them to find the channels of dialogue to overcome the crisis which lasted more than a decade.”