Libyan Parliament meet to discuss approving new government. (Reuters)
CAIRO - 13 March 2020: The coming session of the Libyan House of Representatives will be held in Tobruk on Monday, instead of Benghazi for logistical reasons, the parliament's spokesman, Abdullah Belhaq was quoted by the Afrigate News as saying on Friday.
Dbeibah was accused of offering bribes to participants in the political dialogue conference, which was held in Tunis in November 2020, to vote for him, according to a report by UN experts. The report raised a state of confusion in the Libyan political scene, amid calls to postpone the session of granting confidence to the recent government until investigations are concluded.
Meanwhile, Libyan Prime Minister-designate confirmed, in a recorded speech, he addressed to members of the Libyan Parliament before the session of the Council, he would work to solve economic and health problems, stressing that the interest of Libya should prevail over private accounts.
On 7 March, Dbeibah handed over the recent formation of the new government to the Presidency of the Libyan Parliament.
On February 6, 2020, the Libyan delegates at the UN-facilitated talks had chosen Dbaiba as transitional prime minister, along with a three-member presidency council, to govern the war-ravaged North African country until December elections, Al Arabiya news channel reported.
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