Africa hosted the file of the Libyan crisis ... without the results of hope on the agenda of the Libyan issue

The African mini-summit was held in Congo Brazzaville to discuss the crisis in Libya, and as usual, we find criticisms and statements from here and there are lined with some and some others are said to have no hidden agenda in Libya.

Criticism was directed at French President Emmanuel Macaroon, who brought together the Al-Sarraj and Khalifa Hafer to get Libya out of the chaos.

The voice of Africa was high in 2011 on the Libyan issue, which was ignored by many world leaders in reference to the Franco-British intervention against the Great Jamahiriya regime.

Today, they call on African leaders to be vigilant and exert all efforts in the pursuit of the Libyan politicians to overcome individual and partisan divisions and selfishness and move forward to resolve the dispute.

The outcome of the meeting of the leaders in Brazzaville has had positive outcomes that contribute to resolving the Libyan affairs and putting an end to the suffering experienced by the Libyan people in their security, stability and political will.

But the meeting was unanimous and coinciding with the 18th anniversary of the Declaration of the African Union, which was founded in the city of Sirte, Libya on the ninth of September 1999.

The meeting between the leaders was only a dialogue and a discussion without any results. I hope in a suitable political formula for all the conflicting political parties to resolve the Libyan crisis, while the seat of the military staff of the Marshal Khalifa Hafer was absent at the African Summit.

Libya will have to work on a future national dialogue with the alliance of all politicians and non-politicians of the Libyan nation in the forces of Libya's future to mobilize the Libyan Spring uprising that made Libya a state of chaos and bankruptcy. Otherwise, Libya will be in the square of foreign agendas and blue caps of the United Nations equipped to spread on Libyan territory very soon.

It is the youth forces and the organizations that represent the Libyan civil society to create the Libyan political alliance on a large scale in the Libyan state to target crowds popular Libyan and work to rid the country of multiple militias and scattered in every corner of the Libyan state.

As a result of the Libyan crisis, Libya's national consensus as a force and a confederation of the Libyan national civil society organizations, these national forces are working on a permanent union of the sovereign state of Libya related to other countries and rejecting the current situation in the country which is the economic, political and social crises of Libya.

By Professor Ramzi Mavrakis