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Libyan Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Libya’s Government of National Accord has asked Turkey not to “take seriously” the court ruling that suspended the Tripoli government’s energy exploration agreement signed with Ankara last year.

On Monday, Libya’s appeals court suspended an energy exploration deal that has hurt other Mediterranean countries and exacerbated Libya’s internal crisis.

In a live broadcast, Foreign Minister Cavusoglu noted that Ankara is in contact with Abdulhamit El Dibeibe, leader of the Government of National Reconciliation in Tripoli.

Cavusoglu said: “The court decided to stay the execution. After all, this is a decision, not a final verdict. “They said they were behind it and would keep a close eye on it,” he said.

In a decision on Monday, the Tripoli Court of Appeal left the door ajar for the Government of National Accord to appeal the issue.

Mohamed Hamuda, a spokesman for the Government of National Accord, told Reuters today: “This is a preliminary decision. The Government may consider complaints in this case. The case will not be closed until a final decision is made.”

An energy exploration agreement between Turkey and Libya increased competition in the Eastern Mediterranean and exacerbated the political stalemate between the Government of National Accord in Tripoli and a parliament in the east that denied the legitimacy of the Accord government in the east.

In 2019, Turkey provided military support to the Tripoli government to help it resist the onslaught of Egypt-backed eastern forces.

By the end of 2019, Ankara and Tripoli reached an agreement on the creation of a maritime border in the waters of the eastern Mediterranean. Egypt and Greece opposed the agreement.

The Government of National Accord in Tripoli was formed in early 2021 as part of a UN-backed peace process, and the government initially enjoyed the support of the eastern parliament.

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