Absence of active European roleIn this context, he questioned the reasons for the absence of an active European role in addressing the Libyan crisis, despite the fact that stability in Libya is a direct interest for Europe, linked to Mediterranean security, energy, trade, and migration. Call for a unified European policyHe pointed out that the European Union, with its system of values ​​based on democracy, transparency, and human rights, may be the most reliable partner in supporting stability in Libya. He called for a unified and clear European policy, far removed from unilateral initiatives that may be issued by some European countries outside the framework of the Union’s common foreign policy. Call for a unified Arab roleHe also stressed that this principle should extend to the Arab role, warning against the unilateral interventions of some Arab countries that have contributed to complicating the Libyan situation. He emphasized the necessity for the Arab vision towards Libya to be formulated collectively through the Gulf Cooperation Council and the League of Arab States.

Source: Libya Today March 10, 2026 12:01 UTC