Berlin-Sana
German Foreign Minister Haikou Maas announced that the Libyan Army Commander, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar agreed to adhere to the ceasefire and expressed his readiness to participate in an upcoming international conference on Libya next Sunday in Berlin.
"Field Marshal Hifter has made clear that he wants to contribute to the success of the Berlin conference on Libya and he is ready in principle to participate ... He also agreed to abide by the ceasefire," Maas was quoted as saying in a tweet published by the Foreign Ministry after talks in Benghazi.
And held earlier in the Russian capital Moscow talks on a cease-fire in Libya between the Russian foreign and defense ministers Sergey Lavrov and Sergey Shoygo and the two foreign ministers and the Turkish regime defense and the Libyan army commander Haftar and head of the reconciliation government Fayez al-Sarraj.
The Al-Wefaq government announced last Sunday that it agreed to a cease-fire, hours after a similar announcement was issued by the Libyan army led by Haftar.
Since 2011, NATO witnessed a state of chaos and lawlessness in light of the proliferation of weapons and terrorist organizations, while Libya is currently contesting the two main parties: the Al-Wefaq government led by al-Sarraj and the government operating in eastern Libya supported by the House of Representatives in Tobruk and the Libyan army. Led by Field Marshal Hifter.