Taher Al-Baour, Libya’s Acting Foreign Minister, visited Tunisia to reinforce economic partnership with discussions on strategic cooperation, cross-border movements, and security. The visit aimed to activate agreements and prepare for the upcoming Joint High Committee meeting in March, addressing mutual challenges and emphasizing collaboration within regional frameworks.
On Monday, Taher Al-Baour, the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Libya, arrived at Carthage International Airport for an official working visit to Tunisia. He was accompanied by a high-level delegation, including the Minister of Transport, Mohamed Al-Shahoubi, and other government officials. This visit aims to enhance the economic partnership and cooperation between Libya and Tunisia.
During discussions with the Tunisian Foreign Minister and other officials, Al-Baour focused on strengthening the strategic partnership between the two nations. Key topics included activating existing agreements, implementing new strategies for economic integration, and facilitating the movement of people and goods across borders.
Furthermore, both parties examined cooperation in security matters such as combating organized crime and illegal migration. They also explored enhancing joint consular services and agreed on coordinating efforts to tackle shared challenges. Additionally, arrangements were finalized for the upcoming meeting of the Joint High Committee in March.
The meeting concluded with a mutual acknowledgment of the importance of this visit for making progress on shared objectives. The foreign ministers emphasized the necessity of ongoing cooperation concerning regional and international issues, particularly within the frameworks of the Arab League and the African Union, to foster regional stability and mutual benefits.
This meeting reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral ties between Libya and Tunisia, which share a long history of cooperation in various sectors. Economic integration is a priority for both nations, especially in light of the challenges posed by organized crime and illegal migration. Strengthening cross-border movement and enhancing joint security measures are critical components of this partnership, particularly given the geographical and social interconnectedness of the two countries.
Taher Al-Baour’s visit to Tunisia signifies a commitment to enhancing the Libyan-Tunisian economic partnership and addressing shared security challenges. The discussions highlighted the importance of activating previous agreements and facilitating cross-border movements, while also preparing for future high-level meetings. Sustained coordination between the two nations is essential to promote regional stability and address overarching challenges at both continental and international levels.
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