TRIPOLI - UNSMIL successfully concluded the inaugural two-day sessions of the Structured Dialogue (SD) on 14–15 December in Tripoli, marking the first dialogue of this nature to be held inside Libya. The sessions represent an important milestone in the UN-facilitated political process and underscore growing momentum toward a Libyan-led path to national elections and unified institutions.
The inaugural meeting was attended by representatives of the International Follow-Up Committee on Libya, symbolizing strong international support for the UN-facilitated political roadmap and reaffirming the commitment of the international community to a sustainable, inclusive political solution for Libya.
The Structured Dialogue is one of the core pillars of the political roadmap that UNSMIL is facilitating, aimed at moving Libya toward credible national elections and the establishment of unified state institutions.
Over 120 members from eastern, southern, and western Libya were selected to participate, reflecting Libya’s geographic, political, social, and cultural diversity. Participants include approximately 35 per cent women, youth representatives, persons with disabilities, and individuals with balanced expertise across the Dialogue’s thematic areas: governance, economy, security, and national reconciliation and human rights. This transparent and balanced selection process reflects UNSMIL’s commitment to inclusivity and national ownership of the political process.
The selection process was guided by clear and objective criteria. Eligible nominees should not have any record of human rights abuses, corruption, hate speech, or other unethical behaviour. Candidates were selected based on demonstrated knowledge or experience in at least one of the Structured Dialogue’s thematic areas, with an emphasis on credibility and a proven commitment to advancing Libya’s national interest. Additional considerations included the ability and willingness to engage constructively in consensus-based dialogue, listen to diverse perspectives, build bridges, and offer actionable policy and legislative recommendations. Availability to participate throughout the duration of the Structured Dialogue process was also a key requirement.
The Structured Dialogue is mandated to generate practical, consensus-oriented recommendations that can help create the conditions for credible elections, bring an end to successive transitional arrangements, address pressing governance and economic challenges, advance security sector reforms, and support national reconciliation and human rights.
UNSMIL publishes below the list of Structured Dialogue members who attended the inaugural sessions, organized by thematic group:
Governance
- Fathi Dhu Alaribi Alkuweesah
- Moayed Ali Faraj Abulgasem
- Nehal Fathi Mohamed Edahmani
- Layla Ali Ahmed Alwjali
- Adel Soleman Omer Askar
- Ali Mohammed Omar Ali
- Abdelbari Ali Hasan Shinbaro
- Ali Almakhzoum Ali Abdulsalam
- Manal Husayn Saed Abu Iemayd
- Asaad Mohsen Ali Zhew
- Suleiman SS Alshahumi
- Mostafa Taher Ali Abehbah
- Sabri Mohammed Almabrouk Aboubakr
- Abdullatif Abraheem Abdurabbah
- Aziza Atia Elsaid Abdelgawad
- Osama Kh Ali Mohammed
- Marwah Husayn Younus Alshaybani
- Hesham Hashmi Omar Yousef
- Abdulhamid Issa Khalifa Abdurahman
- Hawwa Barkah Zeelawi Shaha
- Mohamed Ibrahim Makhi Abdelgader
- Jehan Khalid Khalleefah Amtawaa
- Hala Tawfik Masoud Bugaighis
- Asma Amarh Mohammed Sereeba
- Amal Suleiman Mahmoud Suleiman Elobeidi
- Ashraf Abduljawad Enwigi Boudouara
- Hamid Abdullah Alhadeeri Alzarouq
- Sindiana Ahmed Bodereaha
- Iman M A Ben Yonis
- Abdusalam Nassia
- Omar Abu Shah
Imrahim Abdulsalam Safar
Security
- Husni Baba Aboubakr SALIM
- Alhamri Abdulsalam Ghirbal ALSHAWISH
- Eyhab M Amhimmid ELBIRA
- Jazia M A ISSA
- Laylay Alfaytouri AbdulSalam Baddah
- Reema Idrees M TARBAH
- Omima A A ALFAKHRI
- Hosam Yahya M KAABER
- Wael Adress Amhimmid MOHAMED
- Saliha Naji Mohamed ELSHARIF
- Ahmad Jumma Saeid OMAR
- Fathi Ahmed M ALGHEZZALI
- Wafa Hadia Giumma YOUSEF
- Abdalrauf Rmadan Mftah ABOSITTA
- Ensherah Abd Enhaser Ashour BEN TABOUN
- Usama M Otman ESSED
- Mahmoud Ramadhan Masoud ALHATIWEESH
- Salih Mohamed HBINTO
- Omar Ahmed Omar ALBILAEZI
- Ahmed Ali ABUSHAMA
- Mohammed Souysi Mohammed Swaysi Mohammed
- Musab Mohammed Al Abid Abou Alqasim
- Mouna Aboulqasim Omar Ali Koukla
- Murad Husayn Ali ALAKRIMI
Masoud Adb Elzin A Masoud
Economy
- Basma Abdallah M Alfourjani
- AbdulHameed Ali Abdusslam Alfadeel
- Abdelbasat RA Ibrahim Jaboua
- Ali A E Amreeghah
- Hamida Milad Ahmed Aburounia
- Nagia M H Bouazzi
- Osama Ahmed Salem Alahmar
- Mohsen Ali Suleiman DERREGIA
- Yosra Adnan Abdalla Ben Nagi
- Abouazoum Alafi Abdourhim Aboujdiryha
- Aiyoub Mohamed Younis ABDELSALAM
- Mohamed A M Abusnina
- Monsef Mahmud Saleh Elshalowi Ageli
- Abdulssalam Ali Breni
- Tahier Ramdan Hamad Madawie
- Malak Moftah Ismaiel Ajeel
- Murad Mohamed Basheer AboJanob
- Zaynab Abdusalam Salim
- Asma Lamin A Shallouf
- Ibtisam Hussien Ben Amer
- Najwa Abu Salma Alsadeeq
- Mohamed Khaled Elghuel
- Abdurrahim Ali Imhemed Shebani
- ALAA Mohamed Abdelsalam ELAROUSH
- Haitham Mohammed Massoud
- Mohammed Abdulsalam Shaeban Qaed
- Houssin Moustfa Madi Eshikh
- Mohammed Basheer Misbah Bin Miskeen
Amer Omran N Saad
National Reconciliation and Human Rights
- Abdelmnam ALHAMEL
- Siraj ALHADEERI
- Mohsen ABO AZZA
- Hisham ALWINDI
- Fatma Omar Ragab Hawas
- Naziha GAMRA
- Abdalla ELTAGAZ
- Ahmed AL SHAQROUNI
- Jaefar ALAMEN
- Musa Ali WANTITI
- Mousa KOURI
- Mohamed Redwan Mohamed
- Mohamed Khalid OSMAN
- Asya S S Omar Alshwehde
- Awatef ALAWENI
- Fatema Issa SHALBAK
- Aida Ahmed Abdulhamid Mohamed Baayo
- Abuajela SAIF ANNASER
- Hanin M Ibrahim Bushosha
- Ahmed ABUSNEINA
- Milad Almin NASIA
- Omran ALMABROK
- Mohamed Abdunabi ALDEEB
- Ali Misbah ABU ISBAYHAH
- Eman Almahdi AWADH
- Abdalla Abdalla HAMED
- Abdelhamid Ashour Elmsellati
- Haibil DOAYI
- Abdalmawla Ramadan Alfitouri Intiasha
- Hawa Zaed Ali QADEENU
- Azza Omar BOGHANDORA
- Hana J A ELORFI
- Maolud A M ALASWAD
- Zaynab Mahmoud Mohammed Adyaab
