Libyan rivals meet in Morocco for peace talks

LONDON: Libya’s warring governments met in Morocco on Sunday for talks aimed at resolving the conflict.
The meeting in the coastal resort of Bouznika, south of Rabat, was attended by five members from the House of Representatives (HOR), based in eastern Libya, and five from the High Council of State located in the capital Tripoli.
The High Council of State is an advisory body to the UN backed Government of National Accord (GNA).
The talks are the first meeting between the two sides in months and come after a cease-fire was declared last month.