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Germany's Merkel urges UN-backed Libya talks in phone call with Egypt's Sisi

  • Merkel told Sisi that United Nations-backed negotiations must remain the key aim of a peace process in Libya.
  • Sisi proposed a new ceasefire after the Turkish-backed GNA won a series of rapid victories over Haftar's forces.
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BERLIN: Chancellor Angela Merkel discussed the situation in conflict-wracked Libya with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the German governemnt said in a statement on Monday.

Merkel told Sisi that United Nations-backed negotiations must remain the key aim of a peace process in Libya, where the internationally-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) is fighting General Khalifa Haftar's Libyan National Army in the east.

On Saturday, Sisi proposed a new ceasefire after the Turkish-backed GNA won a series of rapid victories over Haftar's forces, dashing Haftar's bid to unite the country by force with help from Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Russia.

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