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The Governance Track of the Structured Dialogue defined five issues that they will seek to address throughout the coming few months.
Members of the Structured Dialogue Governance Track Bureau, alongside Special Representative of the Secretary-General Hanna Tetteh, lead a discussion on 13 January during the track's first week of meetings.
UNSMIL / Elizabeth Stuart
The Governance Track of the Structured Dialogue is having its first meeting this week—but members started work weeks ago.
A group of peacebuilders at a regional Youth, Peace and Security workshop in Amman, Jordan, in December 2025.
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Seventy young men and women from the Middle East and North Africa gathered to assess progress, identify gaps, and recommend priorities.
Hanna Serwaa Tetteh, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Libya and Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, briefs the Security Council meeting on the situation in Libya.
UN Photo / Loey Felipe
SRSG Tetteh briefed the SC on the situation in Libya, stressing the need to overcome delays in implementing the political roadmap.
UNSMIL / Ajmal Azami
UNSMIL successfully concluded the inaugural 2-day sessions of the Structured Dialogue on 14–15 December in Tripoli, marking the first dialog
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Disability activists work with UN in Libya to develop a charter for inclusion in the Structured Dialogue
UNSMIL’s Mine Action Programme, together with its partners, delivered a risk education session at Hadaf Al Mareefa School in Salah Eddine.
“Women often doubt themselves, and they shouldn’t. Pathways to leadership are not linear,” said UNDP Resident Representative, Sophie Kemkhadze during a panel discussion with cohort 3 of the Ra’idat programme
UNSMIL / Wissam Salem
“Never underestimate the power of networks and supporting each other,” said Kemkhadze adding that this was the point of the Ra’idat programm
The Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General, Stephanie Koury, discussed the priorities and recommendations of Libyan women in a consultation in Tripoli.
UN Women / Zaghdani Moyad
As part of its preparations to establish the Libyan Women’s Caucus of the Structured Dialogue, UNSMIL consulted with close to 100 women
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UNSMIL, in close collaboration with the Libyan ministries of defense, interior and foreign affairs, concluded a two-day technical symposium
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“We stand with the families and communities affected by this tragic incident,” said DSRSG/RC Ulrika Richardson.
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What issues should be addressed by the Structured Dialogue that the United Nations Support Mission in Libya is facilitating?