The House of Representatives resumed its official session today, Tuesday, at its headquarters in the city of Benghazi. The session was chaired by the Speaker of the House, Mr. Al-Salheen Abdel-Nabi, with the attendance of the First Deputy Speaker, Mr. Tariq Al-Ashtar, and the Second Deputy Speaker, Mr. Misbah Douma.
- According to the official Spokesperson for the House, Abdalla Bleihaq, today’s session included a briefing from the head of the National Supreme Committee for Libya’s Land and Maritime Borders—a body established by the House Speaker’s Decree No. (40) of 2026—which provided a detailed account of its work to the House.
- Subsequently, the House voted unanimously to revoke two of its previous resolutions: Resolution No. (1) of 2020, which had rejected the ratification of the memoranda of understanding concluded between the Government of National Accord and the Turkish government; and Resolution No. (6) of 2020, which had called for the severance of political relations with the Republic of Türkiye.
- Furthermore, the House voted unanimously to ratify and adopt the memorandum of understanding signed between the Tripoli Government of National Accord and the Turkish government regarding the delimitation of maritime jurisdiction areas in the Mediterranean Sea.
- According to the official Spokesperson for the House, the members voted unanimously to form a committee tasked with communicating and meeting with the Supreme Judicial Council.
- Regarding the agenda item concerning the proposal to establish a Libyan authority for the Management of Emergencies, Crises, and Disasters, it was agreed to postpone the discussion to a future session.
- Following this, the House of Representatives began discussing a proposed amendment to the Cybercrime Law. After deliberation, it was agreed to refer the proposal back to the House’s Legislative Committee for redrafting, with the intention of presenting it again during future sessions.
- Subsequently, the House discussed a draft law concerning restrictions on the possession of Libyan currency. It was agreed to refer this matter to the Finance Committee for their input, after which it will be sent to the Legislative Committee for redrafting and subsequent presentation in future sessions.
The session was then adjourned, with the next meeting scheduled for November 2nd in the city of Sebha.