On Monday, the Libyan Presidential Council announced the establishment of a National Reconciliation Commission, calling on all political forces to fully engage in the process.
In a press conference, the head of the council Mohamed Al-Manafi affirmed that the formation of the commission is a response to the Libyan National Dialogue's outcomes.
Moreover, Al-Manafi believed that the maximum benefit would be in the upcoming elections, stressing that the national reconciliation project requires a definite and clear action plan.
On his part, Deputy Chairman of the Council Abdullah Al-Lafi asserted that the council will not ignore those involved in crimes against humanity, stressing that they will be referred to the judiciary.
Al-Lafi also noted that the National Reconciliation Commission is going to consist of a president and 6 members.
Furthermore, he pointed out that they must choose carefully those who will be included in the Commission, adding that they have not discussed about the names of any of the candidates.
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