Libya parliament appoints new PM in challenge to unity govt
"The House of Representatives unanimously approved Fathi Bashagha to head the government," the parliament's spokesman Abdullah Bliheg said in a tweet.
- World
- AFP
- Published Date: 04:22 | 10 February 2022
- Modified Date: 05:13 | 10 February 2022
The parliament of war-torn Libya on Thursday appointed a former interior minister as prime minister, a challenge to interim premier Abdulhamid Dbeibah's administration.
"The House of Representatives unanimously approved Fathi Bashagha to head the government," the parliament's spokesman Abdullah Bliheg said in a tweet.
Dbeibah has vowed only to hand power to an elected government.
- Police say violent attack prevented at Lisbon university, suspect arrested
- Aid operations in Tigray 'largely reduced or suspended': UN
- Brazil registers 164,066 new cases of coronavirus, 943 COVID-19 deaths
- Prehistoric drum is top ancient find: British Museum
- Canada protesters bring children to witness 'history'