Libyan Fati Basaga said he had made arrangements with security and military authorities for his new government base in Tripoli after parliament confirmed him as prime minister following a vote Tuesday.
Incumbent Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeiba has rejected a move by parliament to replace him, and armed groups allied with Dbeiba may oppose any attempt to oust Basaga in Tripoli.
“Our government has received a vote of confidence in a clear, transparent and public manner (…) in a democratic process,” Basaga said in a televised speech tonight. “I am not here to clear accounts (…) but to build the homeland. We extend a hand to everyone, even to our opponents,” he added.
Petros Kranias
Source: Capital
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