UN envoy, 5+5 JMC review commitment to ceasefire agreement across Libya
UNSMIL added that the 5+5 JMC had reiterated its commitment and subcommittees to sustain the ceasefire agreement including withdrawal of the "foreign forces,foreign fighters and mercenaries in support of security and stability in Libya."
"The 5+5 JMC stressed the importance of making progress in the political process in order to facilitate the security track in the country." UNSMIL added.
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