“We are following the course of negotiations in Moscow. We hope that they will become a step towards organizing an international conference on Libya in Berlin, ”said Duzharik, TASS quoted him as saying.
He added that he did not consider Moscow’s efforts to be competing or parallel to UN activities.
“All international efforts in Libya should complement the Berlin process,” said the representative of the Secretary-General.
January 13 Russian-Turkish talks on Libya were held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reception House in Moscow, the meeting was attended by the heads of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Defense Ministry, as well as participants in the conflict in Libya. Negotiations ended without signing a ceasefire agreement.
As Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov noted, progress has been made in the negotiations. During the event, a draft document was considered, which will make it possible to specify issues related to the ceasefire, signed by the Chairman of the Government of National Unity of Libya, Faiz Saraj, and the Chairman of the State Council, Khaled Mishri.
In turn, the commander of the Libyan National Army Khalifa Haftar and the chairman of the Chamber of Deputies in Tobruk, Agila Saleh, asked for a little extra time “until the next morning” to decide on the signing of the document.