The Turkish Foreign Ministry on Friday announced the holding of talks between Moscow and Ankara regarding the Libyan crisis to create conditions for a permanent ceasefire in Libya, as well as the formation of a joint working group tasked with achieving progress in the political dialogue between the Libyans.
In an interview with “Without Restrictions,” Turkish political analyst Firas Radwanoglu said: “This committee is necessary because it will reduce the number of international players in Libya and create conditions for the start of a political process and an initial ceasefire.”
In turn, Libyan political analyst Imad Qaddara told Without Restrictions that: “The Libyan National Army and Parliament will reject the presence of Turkey in any dialogue because it is a competing party and continues its military operations and mobilisation of forces and is a party in the war and not in peace, but apparently they started talking about this committee after the Egyptian parliament authorised the army to enter militarily in Libya.”
Turkey has supported the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA) against the Tobruk-based Libyan Parliament and the Libyan National Army (LNA), which, in turn, is supported by Russia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt.
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