Tripoli’s ‘Supreme Authority’ Focuses on Self-Preservation

The recently established Supreme Authority of the Presidencies in Libya aims to unify decision-making among the Presidential Council, Government of National Unity, and High Council of State. However, it faces strong opposition from the eastern government, which deems it unconstitutional and a threat to national unity, potentially stalling the electoral process. Critics argue it serves to prolong the current leaders’ tenure while consolidating control over Libya’s oil wealth. Additionally, the Authority’s creation complicates the political landscape and raises concerns regarding the future of governance in the country.

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