Dbeibah assures UK ambassador of GNU's commitment to dismantle unlawful armed groups
During the meeting, the two discussed the latest political and security developments in Libya, according to a statement published by the 'Hakomitna' platform on Facebook.
Dbeibah reiterated the government's commitment to enforcing the rule of law, dismantling all unlawful armed formations, addressing prison conditions, and halting arbitrary detentions — steps that would reinforce the rule of law and restore confidence in law enforcement institutions.
The British Ambassador described his meeting with Dbeibah as 'frank and constructive,' addressing challenges related to strengthening security in western Libya and discussing the importance of strong institutions as the foundation for achieving lasting peace and stability in Libya.
In a statement published by the British Embassy on Facebook, the Ambassador affirmed the UK's commitment to play a supportive role in this process. Tags: Abdul-Hamid Dbeibah Martin Longden
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