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Signatories call for accelerated support to implement Libya's national water security strategy
Summary
Security Council signatories urged donors to back Libya's National Water Security Strategy 2026–2050, noting the plan was launched in April 2026 and requires sustained financial and technical support to address aquifer depletion and infrastructure gaps.
A joint statement by Security Council signatories called for "accelerated support to implement Libya's national water security strategy 2026 to 2050," noting the strategy was launched in April 2026 and offers a roadmap to address aquifer depletion and infrastructure shortfalls. The presenters stressed that implementation will require sustained financial and technical assistance from the international community.
The statement said the strategy targets aquifer depletion and infrastructure gaps while seeking to "meet and manage demand." It urged donors and technical partners to prioritize funding and capacity-building to translate the strategy into concrete projects and resilient water management systems.
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