In the Name of God, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate
Communiqué of the Meeting of the Awlad Sleiman and Wirfalla Tribes In confirmation of the bonds of the historical relationship between the Awlad Sleiman and Wirfalla Tribes, and in embodiment of the depth of social ties between them in a way that serves the country and enhances the unity of its soil and sovereignty, the two tribes held a gathering in Harawa in the Central Region on Sunday, September 12, 2021. The meeting of the two tribes was organized under the slogan Together for the Homeland. Positivity, love, brotherhood and keenness to consolidate the strong relations between them prevailed during the meeting. The two sides pledged to contribute positively towards supporting national reconciliation among all Libyan parties; drawing inspiration from the national will and the history of fathers and grandfathers who sacrificed their lives in defense of the homeland, and wrote epics of heroism in the history of Libya in defense of honor and dignity. The meeting was held in an atmosphere of cordiality, frankness, tolerance and pride in the honorable history of the two tribes. At the conclusion of the meeting, the following was announced: First: Affirming the unity and sanctity of the Libyan soil and its indivisibility under any circumstances, and by any means, and whatever the justifications and pretexts. Second: The need to close ranks in order to restore Libya’s sovereignty, reunify its institutions, and elevate its status among the nations of the world at all levels. Third: The categorical rejection of foreign interference in all its forms and the emphasis on the evacuation of foreign mercenaries, regardless of their description, from all Libyan lands. Fourth: The nation will not recover without genuine national reconciliation, free of all impurities. We, hereby, affirm the support of the institutions that sponsor national reconciliation and all efforts made to achieve it. In this context, the two tribes have begun to resolve the bottlenecks between them by forming joint committees from both sides as a basic building block for that.