TRIPOLI - Libyan Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dbeibah received, Monday, in Tripoli, Algerian Ministers of Foreign Affairs and the Interior, Sabri Boukadoum and Kamel Beldjoud as well as an accompanying delegation.
During this imeeting talk focused on “the intensification of coordination and political consultations (between the two countries) on various issues of common interest,” said a statement from the Libyan government.
The two sides agreed on the need for “the continuation of cooperation and consultations in order to face the challenges threatening the region, such as: terrorism, cross-border organized crime, drug trafficking, arms smuggling and illegal immigration, ”the statement added.
It was also decided, during this meeting, to give priority to preparatory meetings for the 14th session of the high mixed commission.
The press release also informed that Libya intends to work towards “reactivating the Maghreb Union while calling for a meeting of Maghreb foreign ministers”.
As part of their working visit to Libya, MM. Boukadoum and Beldjoud held meetings with senior Libyan officials including the President of the Presidential Council, Mohamed El Manfi and two members of the Presidential Council, Moussa El Kouni and Abdallah Ellafi.
They were also received by the president of the High Council of State, Khaled El Mechri.
