Mohammed Takala is visiting Mauritania with an HCS delegation to strengthen bilateral relations. Discussions with Mauritanian officials included cooperation in parliamentary matters and regional unity through the Maghreb Union. The division within the HCS persists as Takala competes with Khalid Al-Mishri amid ongoing judicial disputes.
Mohammed Takala has commenced a two-day visit to Mauritania as part of a delegation from the High Council of State (HCS). This visit aims to enhance bilateral relations between Mauritania and Libya, as conveyed by the official authorities in Nouakchott. The Mauritanian Parliament’s website documented Takala’s reception by President Mohamed Ould Meguett, during which discussions focused on collaboration in the parliamentary sphere and the promotion of the Maghreb Union.
During their meeting, President Ould Meguett articulated the significance of Mauritanian-Libyan relations, emphasizing their role as a crucial foundation for advancing joint actions within the Maghreb. He encouraged the Maghreb nations to work collectively to address the challenges that impede the progress of the regional union. The HCS has been experiencing division between Mr. Takala and his competitor, Khalid Al-Mishri, due to conflicting judicial rulings since the commencement of the initial election sessions seven months ago.
In summary, Mohammed Takala’s recent visit to Mauritania highlights the ongoing efforts to strengthen ties between Libya and Mauritania. Discussions centered on parliamentary cooperation and regional unity through the Maghreb Union, while the internal dynamics of the HCS remain complicated by rivalries and judicial challenges. This visit signifies a continued commitment to enhancing bilateral relations despite political divisions.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
