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Libya's Rival Governments Agree to National Elections Within Two Years
Libya's rival governments have signed an agreement to hold national elections within two years, following years of political divisions. The deal, signed in Tripoli, outlines that elections will be conducted under a single executive authority within 24 months. However, analysts remain skeptical about the agreement's success due to ongoing governance and security challenges.
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Libya's rival governments have signed an agreement to hold national elections within two years, following years of political divisions. The deal, signed in Tripoli, outlines that elections will be conducted under a single executive authority within 24 months. However, analysts remain skeptical about the agreement's success due to ongoing governance and security challenges.
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