Delegations from the Libyan Supreme Council of State and the Tobruk-based House of Representatives met Friday in Malta as part of ongoing Libyan talks, according to Maltese media.
Libyan politicians said a solution is “close” following the talks, according to the Times of Malta.
Libyan Supreme Council of State member Abdulaziz Taher Hariba told the newspaper that there was nothing better than having Libyans meeting to find solutions for their problems.
“Interference from other parties can make the problem more complicated,” he said.
Underlining that there is hope from the meeting, Musab al-Abid, a member of the Tripoli parliament said: “Foreign interference is the main issue of Libyan conflicts”.
Foreign Minister Evarist Bartolo said his wish is to see peace and stability in Libya.
“Libyan politicians need to work together to plan how to build Libya afresh,” said Bartolo.