Iraqi and Libyan officials met in Tripoli to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and regional security. Key issues included enhancing cooperation, supporting the Iraqi community in Libya, and facilitating consular services. Both sides stressed the importance of unified efforts for stability in the region.
On Wednesday, in Tripoli, the Chargé d’Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, and the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation for the Libyan Government of National Unity, Taher Al-Baour, underscored the necessity of combining efforts to support regional stability and security. A statement from the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs conveyed that discussions included enhancing bilateral relations and addressing shared concerns to foster cooperation across various domains.
Both parties emphasized the importance of ongoing diplomatic engagements and the exchange of expertise between relevant institutions in Iraq and Libya. The meeting also focused on supporting the Iraqi community in Libya by streamlining consular procedures to deliver essential services with greater efficiency.
Additionally, the discussions touched upon activating joint committees and the potential signing of memoranda of understanding in several fields, aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation for mutual benefit. Ultimately, both sides asserted the significance of unified efforts to enhance regional stability and security, aligning with the common interests of Iraq and Libya.
The discussions between Iraq and Libya highlight a strong commitment to enhance regional security and stability through cooperative efforts. Both nations aim to strengthen bilateral relations by addressing common interests and improving services for their citizens. This meeting serves as a critical step towards fostering mutual cooperation and understanding between the two countries.
Original Source: ina.iq
