The head of the Justice and Construction Party, Mohamed Sawan, said that the political dialogue that lasted for a long time, which resulted in the Skhirat Agreement, was what gave continuity to political life in Libya.
Sawan explained, in an interview with Panorama Channel, on Sunday, that had it not been for the Skhirat Agreement, Aqeela Saleh would have remained the sole ruler of Libya, and Haftar was the commander of the imposed army, and Libya would have been worse than Syria and fell easily under military rule, pointing out that the Libyan revolution had broken plots against it, after we discovered that member states of the UN Security Council supported the coup project.
