Ahmad 
Libya today launched the voter registration process for municipal council elections to be held in sixty municipalities, paving the way for a new phase in its political career.
The move, supported by the UN mission, aims to strengthen the democratic, stable and development process in the country.
The UN mission welcomed this process and called on all qualified Libyans, especially women and youth, to actively participate by registering and exercising their right to choose the leaders of their future municipalities.
Municipal elections are a vital part of institution-building efforts and inclusive development.
Elected municipal councils seek to improve public services and meet citizens’ daily needs, including education, health and infrastructure
The UN mission encourages women and youth to register and participate in the elections, stressing the important role of these groups in achieving positive change.
Libyan women and youth play a prominent role in calls for change and reform and have the ability to provide new visions and innovative solutions to the problems facing the country.
The elections are an opportunity to strengthen national unity and engage all components of Libyan society in building a shared future.
For its part, the UN mission called on all relevant institutions to facilitate the organization of these elections and ensure their integrity and transparency.
The mission stressed the need to provide a safe and stable environment, where voters can cast their votes without fear or pressure.
She stressed the importance of the cooperation of all parties, including security agencies, government institutions and civil society organizations, to ensure that the process runs smoothly.
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