on that was her son salim a the un's envoy to libya let's bring in hoda abdel-hamid is following those talks for us in geneva on sodomy hoda says has been some progress but there are still issues that need to be resolved one of those issues. well he was pressed during this press conference to actually give us a bit more details about those they version points as he put it but he was quite tight lipped what we did understand through his words is the was they couldn't get a sort of an agreement on what to do with the armed groups he said that there was a very difficult conversation and i think also from what we understood from other sources there is a request by the u.n. the u.n. recognize government for the for the bookie the south of tripoli to be lifted and that would be another very difficult point actually that the blockade of the oil fields he said that there was no conversation about any military solution without talking about the oil fields he is waiting to hear back from libya about on conditions a list of conditions he's hoping to get from the tribal leaders there that he says

in geneva this was the latest in a series of talks so we hostilities in the country hoda abdel-hamid is that the talks in geneva she says both sides were at loggerheads over what to do about the various armed groups in libya and the withdrawal of hofmann's forces. an internationally recognized government in tripoli has been calling for the troops of have to pull back 2 to 3 april 2019 position that means all the way back to being pulling out of south of tripoli pulling out of sirte that is something that general have to has been the former general rather has been saying no to and continue to say no to we don't know much about how did what was going on during those meetings simply because they kept it quite secretive and northpoint i did read a report just see any of these delegations coming in and out of the u.n. building behind us but we do know that there were some points where they didn't see eye to eye and it you mean one's being what to do with a few diffusion of these armed groups and pulling the debris out of the declare libyan national army that needs to go back to the east n

but people in afghanistan have been expressing hope about the deal as hoda abdel-hamid reports. it's a momentous time for afghanistan many still in this believe that what had been unthinkable is happening the u.s. and the taliban agreeing with each other mohammed as eases a beat this has been the most peaceful week kabal has seen in years we can go outside. our homes without. fear of anything so it's been a good week yeah they're actually means it's between their american and all of us but it's a real effect. that will be have lots of effects on afghan people because the security of afghanistan is in the hands of the americans but outside of kabul in jabal siraj shakur mohammad wonders about his future he has mixed feelings the taliban ruled here before so he knows them well they are something. after all southern and it's bad if the taliban come back i won't be able to run my business they forbid music i will have to leave the country for the past 40 years foreigners didn't let us live in peace that's why the country's in a situation it's maybe better if they leave but there wil