UN Special Representative Hanna Tetteh met with Libya’s Minister of Local Government to address decentralization challenges amid political instability. They emphasized the vital role of local governance and the need for institutional unification to enhance service quality. Tetteh reaffirmed the UN’s support for improving local governance and ensuring equitable access to services for all Libyans.
In a recent meeting with Libya’s Minister of Local Government, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General, Hanna Tetteh, highlighted the pressing challenges posed by decentralization amid the existing political climate in Libya. Both parties underscored the significant role local governance plays in enhancing the lives of citizens and promoting democratic practices. They emphasized the necessity for institutional unification to improve public service delivery effectively.
Hanna Tetteh reiterated the unwavering commitment of the United Nations Mission in Libya to assist Libyans in strengthening their local governance structures. This commitment aims to facilitate equitable access to services for all citizens, fostering a more inclusive and democratic society in the region.
The discussions emphasized the importance of local governance in Libya and the challenges posed by decentralization. The UN’s commitment to supporting the unification of institutions is a crucial step toward improving service delivery and fostering democracy. By strengthening local governance, the United Nations seeks to ensure that all Libyans have fair access to essential services, contributing to a more stable and cohesive society.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
