Head of Libya’s Government of National Unity Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah warned that the country is facing the threat of division and coming up against a “great danger.”
During the opening of a mosque in al-Asbiah city on Friday, he said: “Some parties want to divide the country for the sake of a few crumbs, funds and fortunes.”
“We declare that the country will remain one and united even if it means dying for it,” he added.
Addressing Libya’s enemies, whom he didn’t identify, he stated: “They want to take us back, but I say to them that we will never return to the dark days when we used to fight each other.”
“Those who let us live in darkness in the past ten years want to continue to do so,” he remarked.
Turning to the economy, Dbeibah said the situation was “good” and that Libya was producing a surplus of oil.
Furthermore, he held the central bank responsible for the liquidity crisis, calling on it to “radically” change its policies at banks, which are in turn exploiting the situation in the country.
Dbeibah said he has no authority over them.
