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🛒 تسوق الآنLibya's House of Representatives Delegation Joins Arab Parliament Standing Committee Meetings in Cairo
Libya's House of Representatives Delegation Joins Arab Parliament Standing Committee Meetings in Cairo
Libyan lawmakers participate in key Arab Parliament committee sessions ahead of third plenary meeting
Members of the Libyan House of Representatives who also serve in the Arab Parliament took part on Monday, June 29, 2026, in the standing committee meetings held in Cairo, Egypt. The sessions form part of the preparatory work for the Arab Parliament's upcoming third plenary session, according to the Libyan News Agency (LANA).
The participation highlights Libya's renewed engagement with regional legislative institutions at a time when the country is navigating complex political transitions and working toward national elections.
Libya's Role in the Arab Parliament
The Libyan House of Representatives has maintained consistent participation in Arab Parliament activities. The delegation's involvement in the standing committee meetings underscores Libya's ongoing commitment to regional legislative cooperation and Arab parliamentary coordination on issues ranging from security to economic integration.
The Arab Parliament, headquartered in Cairo, serves as the legislative body of the Arab League. It brings together representatives from member states to coordinate policies on political, social, economic, and security matters affecting the broader Arab world. Libya holds designated seats in the parliament, with members drawn from the House of Representatives.
Speaker Aguila Saleh Addresses Sovereign Security Agencies
In a related development on the same day, House of Representatives Speaker Aguila Saleh emphasized the importance of keeping sovereign security agencies separate from political disputes. Speaking from Benghazi, Saleh stressed that maintaining the neutrality and professionalism of security institutions is essential for Libya's stability and democratic transition.
Saleh's remarks come at a critical juncture as Libya continues efforts to advance its electoral roadmap and achieve national reconciliation. The Speaker has been a consistent advocate for holding elections and ensuring that security institutions remain non-partisan and focused on their constitutional mandates.
The call for security agency neutrality reflects broader concerns among Libyan political actors about the role of armed groups and security forces in the country's ongoing political process.
Standing Committees: What They Cover
The Arab Parliament's standing committees handle specialized legislative and oversight functions that shape regional policy. Key committees include:
- Foreign Affairs and National Security Committee — Addresses regional security challenges, conflict resolution, and diplomatic coordination among Arab states
- Social, Educational, and Cultural Affairs Committee — Focuses on human development, education reform, and cultural cooperation across the Arab world
- Economic and Financial Affairs Committee — Coordinates economic integration, trade policies, and development strategies for member states
- Legislative and Legal Affairs Committee — Works on harmonizing legal frameworks and legislative standards among Arab countries
Libyan members' active participation in these committees ensures that Libya's legislative priorities and national interests are represented in regional decision-making processes.
Context: Libya's Parliamentary Diplomacy
Libya's engagement with the Arab Parliament has intensified in recent years. In October 2025, a House of Representatives delegation participated in the Arab Parliament's session in Cairo, with spokesman Abdullah Blihaq confirming the delegation's active involvement in committee deliberations.
The Arab Parliament has previously welcomed Libyan consensus on elections and development, recognizing the efforts of Speaker Aguila Saleh and other Libyan political figures in advancing the country's democratic process and supporting regional stability.
Monday's committee meetings represent another step in Libya's broader diplomatic re-engagement with regional institutions. As the country works to strengthen its position within the Arab legislative framework, it simultaneously addresses domestic challenges of governance, security sector reform, and electoral preparation.
Observers note that consistent participation in Arab parliamentary forums helps Libya maintain its voice in regional affairs while building institutional capacity and legislative expertise among its representatives.
— Libya Press / Politics Desk
