New york: China's representative to the Security Council has emphasized the United Nations Security Council's duty to protect Libya's frozen assets abroad, stressing that their depletion is unacceptable. The representative highlighted the necessity for directives to reinvest these assets to ensure Libya's rights are maintained.

According to Libyan News Agency, the representative pointed out the slow progress in Libya's political process, urging for an acceleration. The representative noted a lack of mutual trust among Libyan parties and emphasized the UN mission's challenges, including restructuring the High National Elections Commission and establishing an electoral framework.

The representative expressed China's support for the UN mission's efforts toward a structured dialogue aimed at achieving tangible results. Additionally, the security situation in Libya requires urgent attention, as highlighted by the killing of Saif al-Islam, underscoring the spread of conflict. The assassination has intensified the existing conflicts, and the representative urged all parties to cease violence, engage in peaceful resolution of differences, and avoid unilateral actions.