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Libya at the crossroads. What Europe and the international community can do

Rome MED Dialogues 2021

This panel, organized in the framework of the Rome MED Dialogues, represents the final phase of the Libya Proxy War Network project, developed by the ECFR Rome Office with the support of the Regional Political Dialogue South Mediterranean of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS PolDiMed) and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. This initiative, inspired by the practice of track-two diplomacy, consisted of several closed-door meetings attended by scholars and analysts from the countries most engaged in Libya. The goal of these meetings was to shed light on the different visions and interests currently at play in the country and to find pragmatic solutions to the Libyan conundrum. The main findings and insights that emerged from the various meetings held between October 2020 and June 2021 were expanded and elaborated in a final note that explores the relevance and depth of foreign actors' involvement in the Libyan crisis and then goes through the positions of some of the main international stakeholders and finally provides some policy recommendations for the EU strategy in Libya.

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Introductory remarks
THOMAS VOLK
Director Regional Program Political Dialogue South Mediterranean, KAS


Panel discussion
JOSÉ SABADELL
Head, EU Delegation to Libya


STEPHANIE WILLIAMS
Former UN Acting Envoy, Libya


TAREK MEGERISI
Senior Policy Fellow, MENA Programme ECFR


MARY FITZGERALD
Associate Fellow, ICSR, King's College London


GALIP DALAY
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow, Robert Bosch Academy; Associate Fellow, Chatham House, and
doctoral researcher, Oxford University


ANDREY CHUPRYGIN
Senior Lecturer, Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, School of Asian Studies,
Higher School of Economics (HSE), Russia


Chaired by:
GIAMPIERO MASSOLO
President, Ispi

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