The personalities of envoys to Libya have changed…Ghassan Salame, the political thinker, and successor of the UN deal with the Libyan issue

Former Lebanese diplomat and UN Special Envoy to Libya Ghassan Salame faces Libya as an envoy with many problems to help with the Libyan peace process and the Libya's exit from the bottleneck of the incompatibility of the Libyan brothers.

The political thinker and politician Ghassan Salame is considered the diplomatic successor after a number of foreign and Arab personalities, including Tareq Mitri, a Lebanese political politician, British politician Ian Martin, Bernardino Lyon, a Spanish political diplomat and Martin Kubler, the diplomats of hope, but Ghassan Salame's personality is the current Arab personality capable of reaching satisfactory solutions, With the parties to the conflict in Libya and being the Arab person who understands the Libyan mentality.

An Arab figure seeking to exercise his functions when there is a sustainable rule of dialogue between East and West of Libya, between the Council State and the House of Representatives, between the National Reconciliation Government headed by Al-Sarraj and the military leadership led by Marshal Khalifa Hafter the strong military figure in the eastern Libyan.

But can Ghassan Salama, a former political adviser to the government of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, fulfill his diplomatic duties towards solving the Libyan problem and the outstanding issues over the past years? Is really remaining to be seen!

Ghassan Salame, with his political and diplomatic expertise, blew the political turbulence around the Libyan parties with the miraculous Arab thought that is likely to drag Libya out of the cycle of conflict between the conflicting poles of power, wealth, and weapons.

UN Envoy Hassan Salama to Libya sees Libyan issues from a UN international perspective in order to make progress in resolving the conflict, not seeing it from the goal of the Libyan community that works to resolve disputes between individuals, groups, and tribes of the Libyan homeland.

The International political process is taken, without giving attention to the internal affairs of Libya that are full o crisis, which will undoubtedly lead to great paralysis once again in the process of activating the political process in Libya for the benefit of the Libyan people.

A political process that does not work on the safety of Libyan society in the unity of soil and unity of purpose, which are working to consolidate and share the Libyan authorities and the distribution of the executive, legislative and judicial functions.

The issuance of the Constitution of the Libyan state and the formation of a democratic constitutional state, because what we see today in Libya is a dispute for power without the existence of constitutional institutions that should be governed by the supreme law of the Libyan state.

Ghassan Salame does not have all the political solutions in Libya, but some of them have to push the poles and the political parties to the conflict to reach the foundations of building the modern Libyan state, which brings them out of the whirlpool based on the unknown in the existence of a national legitimacy constitution governing social justice.

Libya today is grinding under the many armed entities since the outbreak of the February revolution of the Libyan people, which overthrew the rule of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, many corners of the pillars of corruption, killing, theft, and looting of Libya wealth which leaves Libya to its economic, financial, political and social crises.

The lack of stability of Libya political and military situation has brought Libyan citizens to misery and suffering in their daily lives.

Today, we say to the UN political thinker Hassan Salame that the core key of opening of all closed doors to the Libyan people is the same core key as the opening doors of the Libyan state to the rest of the world, but they only see Libya as the destination of terrorism that roams in the land of Libya.

The hard work that leads to the convergence of the parties and the poles concerned with the disputed to power, wealth, and weapons is hard work, not just with the photography work, meetings, radio, television and the Libyan, international newspapers, but a hard work and determination to bring by unity of purpose and destiny for all the people of the Libyan nation.

Will Ghassan Salama, the Arab thinker, and politician succeed in his official mission to Libya after he has gained his experienced in politics, including his

Mission to Iraq after the American invasion, in which he was appointed the Arab Lebanese personality in the UN mission or should we wait for the next UN successor, to dismantle Libyan political and military trends!

By Professor Ramzi Mavrakis