UNSMIL News

TRIPOLI — The Structured Dialogue Security Track this week set out concrete steps to strengthen election security, prevent election disruption and ensure results are respected. Recommendations include improving coordination…

TRIPOLI — The Economy Track of the Structured Dialogue, during its first five-day session this week, reached a significant consensus on the necessity of unifying the national budget and reforming oil-revenue governance. Track…

Sebha hosted the second stop of the EcoVision: Youth Climate Challenge 2026, bringing together young innovators from across southern Libya

TRIPOLI — Libyan Red Crescent volunteers left a United Nations workshop last week better equipped to recognise dangerous weapons, explain evolving explosive threats to communities, and prevent the kinds of accidents that…

The Governance Track of the Structured Dialogue defined five issues that they will seek to address throughout the coming few months.

Benghazi marked the first stop in a nationwide series of EcoVision events across Sebha and Tripoli, a two-day inaugural event

The Governance Track of the Structured Dialogue is having its first meeting this week—but members started work weeks ago.

Seventy young men and women from the Middle East and North Africa gathered to assess progress, identify gaps, and recommend priorities.

SRSG Tetteh briefed the SC on the situation in Libya, stressing the need to overcome delays in implementing the political roadmap.

UNSMIL successfully concluded the inaugural 2-day sessions of the Structured Dialogue on 14–15 December in Tripoli, marking the first dialog

Disability activists work with UN in Libya to develop a charter for inclusion in the Structured Dialogue

UNSMIL’s Mine Action Programme, together with its partners, delivered a risk education session at Hadaf Al Mareefa School in Salah Eddine.