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🛒 تسوق الآنUS Initiative Gains Eastern Support as Libya's Dbeibeh Government Faces Pressure to Break Silence
US Initiative Gains Eastern Support as Libya's Dbeibeh Government Faces Pressure to Break Silence
Eastern Backing Shifts Political Calculus in Tripoli
The American initiative to unify Libya's fractured political institutions has gained critical momentum following explicit support from eastern power brokers, placing Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh's government under mounting pressure to abandon its cautious silence. The endorsement from eastern Libya represents a significant shift in regional dynamics, potentially breaking the deadlock that has paralyzed the country's governance structure for over a decade. Analysts say the combined diplomatic pressure from Washington and regional actors could force a breakthrough in Libya's stalled political transition before the end of 2026.
What the American Initiative Proposes
The US plan, described by diplomatic sources as a "big pact," seeks to unify Libya through a power-sharing arrangement between the Dbeibeh family in western Libya and the Haftar family in the east. The agreement would replace current leaders from both families with a new generation of governance figures, creating a unified authority capable of organizing long-awaited elections. Washington has accelerated its diplomatic engagement in the Middle East, with special envoy Mohamed Elmezughi leading consultations across Libyan factions. The initiative has received backing from 8 regional stakeholders, according to diplomatic sources familiar with the negotiations.
- Power-sharing between western and eastern Libyan families
- Leadership transition to new generation of governance figures
- Pathway to national elections within 18 months
- US special envoy leading multilateral consultations
- Eastern region formally endorsed the plan this week
- Presidential Council reviewing the proposal in emergency sessions
Eastern Support Breaks Regional Deadlock
According to Al Jazeera, the announcement by Belhaj supporting the American initiative has placed the Government of National Unity in Tripoli before a difficult choice: either engage publicly with the plan or risk diplomatic isolation. The eastern-based parliament has already signaled its readiness to participate in transitional governance, a move that strips Dbeibeh of his primary negotiating leverage. Regional observers note that the alignment between eastern authorities and Washington represents the most significant diplomatic development since the 2020 ceasefire agreement.
Voices from the Ground
Mohamed Elmezughi, the US special envoy for Libya, emphasized that the initiative represents "a genuine opportunity for Libyans to chart a unified future." He confirmed that consultations with all major political factions are ongoing and that a comprehensive framework will be presented within weeks. "The window for unity is open now, and Libyans on both sides recognize this moment will not last forever," he stated during a press briefing. Meanwhile, Tripoli residents expressed cautious optimism, with many noting that previous international initiatives failed to deliver tangible results.
Why This Matters for Libya's Future
For ordinary Libyans, the stakes could not be higher. The country has endured 15 years of institutional division, with competing governments delivering inconsistent services across regions. A unified authority could unlock billions in frozen international aid, accelerate infrastructure reconstruction, and restore central bank credibility. The Libyan Presidential Council has scheduled emergency sessions to review the proposal, with a formal response expected within days. Citizens in Benghazi, Tripoli, and Misrata have reported growing hope that this initiative may finally end the cycle of broken promises.
What Comes Next
The coming 72 hours will prove decisive. Washington is expected to present a detailed implementation timeline once Tripoli formally responds. If Dbeibeh's government breaks its silence positively, international observers anticipate a new unified cabinet within 60 days. The path forward remains uncertain, but for the first time in years, both eastern and western Libya appear willing to negotiate under a single framework. The world is watching — and so are 7 million Libyans who deserve lasting peace.
— LibyaPress / Politics Desk
