The Istishari Center for Studies, Development and Training reported, Sunday, that the vast majority of Libyans believe that the current dialogues, according to the perceptions of the peace process, will lead at least to a peaceful solution by 73% despite the current uncertainty, previous failure and the war in Tripoli.
According to a survey on the national vision, figures, institutions, and main priorities in November, the consultant expected that there are high expectations that the Libyan leaders will achieve peace, explaining that 55% from the south, 57% from the east and 46% from the west of Libyan confirmed that the current negotiations will mostly lead to a peaceful solution in Libya.
It is worth noting that the Istishari Center for Studies, Development and Training was established in 2012 as it was licensed as an independent, non-political Libyan company by the Libyan government, to conduct research and consulting activities.
