Political talks in Geneva only manage to plan an agenda and terms of reference for next round of talks with no concrete steps toward a ceasefire in Libya - UN envoy for Libya
The UN envoy for Libya on Friday said three days of political talks in Geneva, as part of the peace process to get a ceasefire in the conflict-ridden country, ended without any result.
"There have been serious violations of the conflict agreement in the country in the past 24 hours," Salame said, noting the airport in Tripoli had been bombarded and that many parts of the capital were bombed. Salame said he would invite the parties to Geneva for a second-round next month and try to find out why they had suddenly left.
The UN envoy stressed that finding solutions to the Libyan crisis hangs on the continuation of "military, economic and political" negotiations on three different but parallel tracks.
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