Party of Reform and Development

Party of Reform and Development
Founder	Khaled al-Werchefani
Founded	10 January 2012
Ideology	Islamism
Politics of Libya Political parties Elections

The Party of Reform and Development (PRD) (Arabic: حزب الاصلاح والتنمية Hizb Al-Islah Wal-Tanmiyah) is a political party in Libya, that was founded on 10 January 2012 in Benghazi. It is an Islamist party, promoting the principles of Sharia law. It is led by Khaled al-Werchefani, a former member of the Muslim Brotherhood.^[1]

References

↑ "First Islamist party emerges in Libya". Hurriyet Daily News (Tripoli). Agence France-Presse. 11 January 2012. Retrieved 25 January 2012.

Political parties in Libya

General National Congress	National Forces Alliance (39) Justice and Construction Party (17) National Front Party (3) Union for Homeland (2) National Centrist Party (2) Wadi Al-Hayah Party for Democracy and Development (2) Libyan National Democratic Party for Justice and Development (1) The Message Party (1) The Foundation Party (1) National Party for Development and Welfare (1) Nation and Prosperity Party (1) Authenticity and Renewal Party (1) Authenticity and Progress Party (1) Umma Party (1) Labaika National Party (1) National Party of Wadi ash-Shati (1) Centrist Youth Party (1) Libyan Party for Liberty and Development (1) National Parties Alliance (1) Libya – The Hope (1) Wisdom Party (1)

Unrepresented	Democratic Party Homeland Party Libyan National Movement Party of Reform and Development

Banned	Libyan Popular National Movement

Historical	Libyan Arab Socialist Union Libyan Communist Party Muslim Association of the Lictor National Front for the Salvation of Libya National Conference for the Libyan Opposition Libyan National Democratic Front Libyan Freedom and Democracy Campaign

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