CLEAN : UN envoy: Libyans want peace and an elected government

The transcript discusses the political situation in Libya, focusing on the challenges surrounding the elections and the political dynamics between the political class and the general populace. It highlights the disappointment over the postponed elections and the need for a peaceful resolution through democratic processes. The speaker emphasizes the importance of national elections for establishing a sovereign Libyan government and calls for political actors to engage constructively to resolve the crisis.

What was the main reason for the disappointment of the Libyan people regarding the elections?

• The elections were postponed by the UN.

• The elections were held but results were not announced.

• The elections were postponed by the Libyan High National Elections Commission.

• The elections were canceled due to international pressure.

What is the primary desire of the Libyan people according to the transcript?

• To end chaos and division through peaceful elections.

• To return to large-scale conflict.

• To continue the current political status quo.

• To seek international intervention in their political affairs.

What is the main issue causing political conflict in Tripoli?

• Conflict over who should sit in the executive position.

• Dispute over oil revenue sharing.

• Disagreement over international aid distribution.

• Debate over the national language.

What is suggested as a solution to lessen the competition over the executive in Libya?

• Holding a referendum on the executive position.

• Forming a coalition government.

• Establishing a clear constitutional and electoral process.

• Increasing international sanctions.

What is the crucial step needed for the two chambers to resolve their issues?

• To come to the table with good intentions and in good faith.

• To engage in military conflict.

• To seek international arbitration.

• To dissolve both chambers and start anew.