Libya's rival administrations agree to hold elections within 2 years

Libya’s rival administrations agreed on Sunday to hold elections within the next two years with a view to reunifying the country.

Representatives of Libya's rival political parties on Sunday signed an agreement to hold long-delayed national elections within two years to resolve contentious issues over electoral laws and to reform the national elections body.

Libya’s rival factions have signed a UN-backed agreement in Tripoli, aiming to pave the way for long-delayed national elections and unify the deeply divide

Signing takes place at UN mission in Tripoli after initial draft inked by UN-backed committee in Tunis on August 20.

(Refiled to add word "delegation" in AbuHamoud's title in bullet point 5) By Ahmed Elumami TRIPOLI, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Representatives of Libya's rival political parties on Sunday signed an agreement on holding long-delayed national elections within two years to resolve contentious issues over electoral laws and reform

Libya's rival political parties on Sunday agree to hold long-delayed national elections within two years

Libya rivals agree roadmap for elections within 24 months at UN-led talks  Reuters

TRIPOLI, Aug 30 - Representatives of Libya's rival political parties on Sunday signed an agreement on holding long-delayed national elections within two years to resolve contentious issues over electoral laws and reform the national elections body.