On Wednesday, a member of the Supreme Council of State, Abdul Qader Hawaili, welcomed the consensus that occurred between the two delegations of dialogue in the Moroccan city of Abo Zniqa, stressing that it could be built upon in the near future.
Hawaili said in a statement to Arraed, that he agreed to these outputs, which are conditions for employment for any institution, noting that even in the Tunis dialogues, many matters were agreed upon, but this agreement were stopped by the former envoy of the nations to the United Libya, Ghassan Salama.
It is worth noting that a member of the Supreme Council of State, Adel Karmous, described on Wednesday the consensus reached by the two delegations of dialogue in Abo Zniqa, Morocco, as “excellent consensuses.”
