President of the Cypriot Parliament supports the withdrawal of international recognition from the Saraj government

The Cyprus Parliament announced today, Saturday, its support for the Libyan parliament in the international arena, in withdrawing recognition from  the “Government of Concord”, headed by Fayez Al-Sarraj.

The Speaker of the Libyan Parliament, Counselor Aqila Saleh, met the President of the Cyprus Parliament, Demetris Silores, at the headquarters of the Cyprus Parliament in the capital, Nicosia, where the meeting dealt with the latest developments and situations in Libya and the region.
According to a statement, “Sputnik” obtained a copy of it, Saleh’s wife, his Cypriot counterpart, briefed on the reality of the situation in Libya, especially in the capital, Tripoli, and what the armed forces are doing in their war against “terrorism, extremism and armed militias outside the law supported by foreign countries and the government of Al-Saraj winner.” , Allied with it. “

Today, Saturday, the Speaker of the Libyan Parliament referred to the “illegitimacy of the Fayez al-Sarraj government, the end of its mandate in accordance with the unconstitutional political agreement, and its failure to fulfill the role assigned to it and its alliance with terrorists, extremists and foreigners against the Libyan people.”

Saleh called for withdrawing international recognition of the “National Accord” government, and the two sides agreed during the meeting to form a permanent communication committee between the two parliaments.

For his part, the President of the Cypriot Parliament, Demetrius Silores, stressed the “importance of the relations between the two friendly countries and their support for the Libyan people and their will, their rejection of the presence of terrorists and extremists in Libya, and their rejection of external support for these militias and foreign interference in Libya.”

The President of the Cyprus Parliament announced his support for the Libyan Parliament, the legal and elected body in Libya, and his country’s support for the Libyan Parliament’s move to the European Union and international organizations to withdraw recognition of the government of “national reconciliation” and support for the Libyan Arab armed forces in the war on terrorism and extremism and armed militias outside the law.