Emmanuel Macron

Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres welcomed has said that the great powers "fully engaged" to make a peaceful solution in Libya after a summit in Berlin.

the leaders of the world have committed themselves not to interfere in Libya 's ongoing civil Conflict , and have vowed to spread a UN arms embargo.

The Conflict pits the powerful General Khalifa Haftar against the UN-backed government of National Agreement (GNA).

But even though the two Libyan parties to The Conflict were not present, the meet you.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the Two Sides were to be informed and consulted by The Other parties. included

in addition to Mrs Merkel, the present President of Russia Vladimir Putin , Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the French President, Emmanuel Macron , and the British Prime Minister , Boris Johnson .

Prior to The Meeting , Mr Johnson said the goal of the conference was "to stop these bribes for the position".

"The people of Libya have suffered enough," he said, as he was on Sunday. "It's time for the Country to move forward. "

heads of state and government from the EU, Russia and Turkey were among those who engaged for an end to the foreign intervention in Libya is war, and the maintenance of a UN arms embargo.

After The Meeting , German leader, Mrs. Merkel is only a political solution stressed there was no military way to end The Conflict , "".

Mr Guterres, meanwhile, said it all, to stop the great powers present shared "a strong commitment," any further escalation in the region.

He had, however, to say that he was "very concerned" about the reports of the Gene that troops loyal-like a number of important ports and key oil pipeline in the Country had closed.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also expressed concerns. He said, and then the great powers have not succeeded "yet, the introduction of a serious and stable dialogue" between the parties to The Conflict .

And there were questions whether it could be a permanent ceasefire, and how these could be held. However, Mr Lavrov said both sides had taken "a small step" forward.

A ceasefire still looks so far

By Rana Jawad, the BBC's North Africa correspondent

- fetched to respect the commitment of The foreign backers of The Conflict - including Russia, Egypt and Turkey , the UN arms embargo against Libya will only be taken seriously if the United Nations security Council acts on violations. This is something that has not done it in the years of The Conflict .

For all the progress in the long-term, the Libyan parties to The Conflict need to declare and commit to a ceasefire that still looks so far-fetched.

If there is enough of a cease-fire in place, which would allow the UN to go back to the political drawing Board, and design is finally long a new political process in the Country .

Europe is trying to push its way back in a complex scene, the abandoned it but all, in The Past year because of its own divisions on a solution. If Nothing Else , the Berlin summit, he will activate up to the elbow his way back into a position with more influence on the stabilization in Libya .

Libya has been plagued by Conflict since the 2011 uprising that ousted long-time strongman Muammar Al-Gaddafi.

Gene controls Haftar, the Libyan National Army (LNA), like much of Eastern Libya , and last April he launched an offensive against the Country 's rival government of National Agreement (GNA) in the capital of Tripoli.

His forces have not been able to The City , but earlier this month, the LNA

According to the United Nations, the struggle of hundreds of people and thousands displaced from their homes and killed.

A truce announced earlier this month between Gen Haftar and the GNA, led by Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj.

push But both sides blame each other for reported violations of the agreement, and

The Role of foreign States in the conflicts in the focus to help in The Past months with troops, GNA forces in Tripoli.

Gen Haftar's LNA the support of Russia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia , the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Jordan.

On Saturday, UN special envoy for Libya , Ghassan Salamé, the BBC Radio 4 Today said the program, that was a political solution to The Conflict is the best for all involved, because Libya , with its vast geography, a strong local identity, the heavily armed population and to the weakening of the government Infrastructure was in Control of a difficult Country for a group.

Source of news: bbc.com