On March 10, 2026, approximately 40 members of Libya's House of Representatives (HoR) convened an unofficial meeting at the parliament's headquarters in Benghazi. The lawmakers announced a new roadmap aimed at reforming the HoR's operations, which includes amending internal regulations to allow the election of the HoR presidency according to a defined parliamentary cycle, re-electing the chamber's standing committees, and calling for an official parliamentary session with a quorum on March 30 to begin implementing the reforms.
Libya has been experiencing deepening political divisions, with tensions growing within the country's eastern-based parliament. The proposed reforms are seen as an attempt to address these divisions and improve the functioning of the legislative body.
The proposed reforms could lead to a more structured and efficient parliamentary process, potentially facilitating the passage of legislation and governance. However, the success of these reforms will depend on the cooperation of all parliamentary members and the broader political environment in Libya.
The lawmakers have called for an official parliamentary session with a quorum on March 30 to begin implementing the proposed reforms. Observers will be watching closely to see if these reforms can be successfully enacted and whether they will have a positive impact on Libya's political landscape.
