Al-Arabiya and Al-Hadath sources reported that the Sabratha session, scheduled for tomorrow, was postponed for members of the House of Representatives rejecting the Libyan Parliament Speaker Aguila Saleh, in order to try to reach the quorum required to give confidence to the government headed by Abdul Hamid Dabaiba.

According to the sources, the second deputy speaker of the House of Representatives arrived in Sabratha to participate in the session, while 77 deputies arrived in Tripoli from the east, west and south, refusing to attend the Sirte session.

In turn, the sources of “Al-Arabiya” and “revealed” Al-Hadath “Representative pressure is being exerted on the head of the national unity government before the session takes place.

As for the head of the national unity government, the deputies in Sabratha informed his desire to present his government to the speaker of the parliament for fear of appeals, pending the position of the southern deputies to resolve Their position on attending Sirte or Sabratha.

While a number of MPs demanded specific positions to attend the Sirt session, which was rejected by the Speaker, the Speaker of Parliament and a number of deputies insisted on holding the session in Sirte and giving the government confidence.

In addition to that, the sources revealed the insistence of the Speaker of Parliament and a number of deputies to hold the session in Sirte and grant the government confidence, noting that the representatives arriving in Tripoli contacted the President The government will present its ministerial formation to them in case the required quorum is met.

The Libyan Joint Military Committee told Al-Arabiya, on Sunday, that Sirte was ready to receive all the deputies to unify the parliament, and that the security conditions are ready to hold the parliament session in Sirte.

The Libyan Parliament confirmed the start of preparations for a session in Sirte to give confidence to the new government.

On Sunday, the new executive authority in Libya held its first official meeting in the capital, Tripoli, since its election in Geneva, more than two weeks ago, to discuss ways to overcome the parliamentary crisis and the possibility of holding a plenary session to give confidence to the new government in the city of Sirte. With members of the 5 + 5 military committee of the reconciliation government.

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