The Prime Minister-designate of Libya, Fathi Bashagha, announced on Monday a three-item roadmap where he committed to recovering the country after a period of corruption and missed opportunities.

The roadmap entitled “The Roadmap to Recovery” indicates three main points, represented in “holding free and fair presidential and legislative elections, working to establish peace, security, and stability, and achieving economic prosperity.”

Bashagha promised to protect everyone’s right to vote for elections or to participate in political life to guarantee a better future for Libya. He also stressed the importance of maintaining the stability of oil production by ensuring the continuous flow of oil without any interruption and providing the necessary funding for the National Oil Corporation, to improve its production capabilities and infrastructure.

Bashagha announced on Tuesday that he will hold meetings with members of the British House of Commons to discuss this roadmap.

It is noteworthy to state that Bashagha’s roadmap came five days after the approval of his government’s budget by the House of Representatives.