Libyan Crisis: Medays Forum Calls for Inclusive National Reconciliation

In the Tangier Declaration, the participants of the 2014 Medays Forum called for bringing together in Mecca, under the auspices of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, all stakeholders in the Libyan crisis for an inclusive national reconciliation, calling all the forces of the Libyan nation to agree on a common political project.

This final document urged the international community to consider the solution to the Libyan crisis within its natural regional framework, namely its Maghreb and Sahel areas, calling the CEN-SAD and AMU to be more involved to achieve a sustainable solution to this crisis.

Regarding the issue of governance in international institutions, the final declaration called for expanding the G20 to 5 non-permanent members elected for a two-year term by the G77, coalition of 132 developing countries.

Organized by the Amadeus Institute on November 12 to 15, the 7th MEDays Forum brought together over 200 stakeholders who have enriched the debates on various topics.