A meeting of the UN Security Council on the situation in Libya. Special Representative of the UN Secretary General: The political crisis in Libya is fed by competition for economic resources World and safety ~ 60 > countries are pursuing a variety of interests in Libya, but the international community should develop cooperation in order to support the construction of a democratic state working for the good of the Libyan people and contributing to economic growth. About this, speaking on Thursday at a meeting of the UN Security Council, said the special representative of the Secretary General in Libya Hannah Tette. & Amp; nbsp; political crisis in Libya, according to the special representative, is largely preserved due to competition for economic resources. The fragmentation of institutions, unilateral actions, deepening the split, and the absence of a single state budget exacerbate the situation, fuel macroeconomic instability. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~“Since my arrival in Libya in February this year, I had consultations with the Libyan political, military, judicial and supervisory authorities, representatives of political parties and civil society,” said Hannah Tette. – I heard different opinions. Most Libyan leaders are calling for an inclusive political process. Some believe that the new united government is the only decision, while others argue that it will only extend the almost fifteen -year transition period. ”~ 60 >~ 60 > 62 ~ search for compromise ~ 60 > political will to achieve a compromise, The special representative continued, will be crucial when developing a consensus road map, settling a political crisis and completing the transition period. The elections should be integrated into a comprehensive political structure that contributes to the unification and strengthening of state institutions, she added. The UN, according to Hannah Tette, supports the work of the advisory committee to develop related elections for resolving disputed issues. The committee held meetings in Benghazi and Tripoli. As expected, he will present his report with proposals for further actions by the end of April. ceasefire agreement ~ 60 > consideration agreement from 2020 is mainly observed, but the safety situation remains inconsistent, continued. Special representative. The increase in military power and rivalry for control over the territories cause fears, as they can lead to a flash of violence in the capital. “The situation will remain unstable until the parties show political will to unite the fragmented security forces and the armed forces under general control,” Hannah Tette emphasized. > 62 ~ legal vacuum 62 ~ one of the The tragic consequences of the split of institutions in Libya, according to the special representative, is a vacuum in which armed entities impunity commit human rights. The recent surge of Xenophobic and racist statements incites to violence against migrants, asylum and refugees. The activities of a number of humanitarian organizations officially registered in Libya were suspended, and their employees were interrogated. ~ 60 > “It is necessary to put an end to employees of humanitarian organizations, migrants, refuge and refugees,” said Hannana Tette. – We urge all politicians of Libya to ensure the safety of the humanitarian space. “& Amp; nbsp;