
SRSG Kobler Welcomes Calls by the Majorities for Swift Endorsement of the Libyan Political Agreement
27 November 2015 – The Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Martin Kobler, welcomes the recent declaration by 92 members of the House of…

SRSG Martin Kobler: Libyan Political Agreement is the Only Way Forward for Peace in Unity
06 December 2015 - The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Libya emphasized that the Libyan Political Agreement is the basis to end the conflict in the country. It has been negotiated for over a year and…

Humanitarian Country Team for Libya and Libyan NGOs discuss Ways to Enhance Humanitarian Assistance
Tunis, 08 December - The Humanitarian Country Team for Libya convened a coordination meeting with Libyan Non-Governmental Organisations (LNGO) to discuss better engagement and communication in the current humanitarian…
Martin Kobler on the occasion of the Human Rights Day: End Human Rights Abuses in Libya
10 December 2015 - Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Libya Martin Kobler called for ending of the grave human rights violations and abuses devastating the lives of so many in Libya, on the occasion of World…

Launch of Libya Humanitarian Response Plan 2015/2016 “The Humanitarian Crisis That Should Not Be"
09 December 2015 - The Humanitarian Response Plan for Libya 2015-16, which addresses the needs of 2.4 million people who require humanitarian assistance, was launched by the Humanitarian Country Team in Tunis on 09 December…

SRSG Kobler Remarks to Media after Libyan Political Dialogue members meeting in Tunis, 10 Dec. 2015
SRSG Martin Kobler Remarks to the Media after the meeting of the Libyan Political Dialogue members in Tunis, 10 December 2015 This was the first time I meet the members of the Libyan political dialogue, and we had a very long…

- Press encounter
Excerpts from SRSG Martin Kobler Press Conference in Tunis, Tunisia 11 December 2015
Excerpts from SRSG Martin Kobler Press Conference after a two-day meeting of the Libyan Political Dialogue in Tunis, Tunisia, 11 December 2015 We had two days of very intense discussions with the Libyan Political Dialogue…

A wide view of the Security Council meeting on the situation in Libya. The Council was briefed via video teleconference by Martin Kobler (shown on screen), Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL).
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- SRSG Briefings to UN Security Council
Statement of SRSG Martin Kobler to the Security Council - “Peace in Unity” - 11 December 2015
Madam President, Distinguished Members of the Council I would like to thank you for this opportunity to address today the Council so soon following my appointment as Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Libya…

Ministerial Meeting for Libya (December 13, 2015 – Rome, Italy)
Joint Communique We affirm our full support for the Libyan people in maintaining the unity of Libya and its institutions that function for the benefit of the whole Country. A Government of National Accord based in the capital…

Statement by SRSG Martin Kobler - 16 December 2015
16 December 2015 – The signing of the Libyan Political Agreement is due to take place tomorrow, 17 December 2015 as agreed to by the Libyan political dialogue and as welcomed by the United Nations Security Council and by the…
Statement by SRSG Martin Kobler on the signing of the Libyan Political Agreement in Skhirat, Morocco
17 December 2015 – Today is an historic day for Libya. Five months ago, on 11 July 2015, the initialling of the Libyan Political Agreement showed the broad consensus on a framework for ending months of destructive violence…

Photos: Libyan parties sign the Libyan Political Agreement in Skhirat, Morocco, 17 December 2015
17 December 2015 - Participants to the UN-facilitated Libyan Political Dialogue have turned the page in the history of Libya by signing the Libyan Political Agreement. A broad range of Libyan representation attended the…