Interim government produced by UN sponsored talks for Libya

A new interim government has been produced for Libya through UN-sponsored talks in Geneva. The country has aimed to hold national elections later during the year. The new government is set to face a number of challenges as it aims to win recognition both within the nation and among outside factors as well. The country has had a unified leadership for the first time in four years.

Interim government produced by UN sponsored talks for Libya

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