FM Al-Baour meets Turkish ambassador in Tripoli
The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing cooperation across political, economic, and security sectors. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to advancing shared interests and building on the deep historical ties between the Libyan and Turkish peoples.
Al-Baour emphasized the importance of continued coordination and consultation between the two countries on issues of mutual concern. He also praised Turkey's prominent role in supporting stability in Libya and its active contribution to reconstruction and development efforts.
For his part, Ambassador Bektaş reiterated Turkey's commitment to enhancing bilateral cooperation and supporting Libya's political and development pathways. He affirmed his government's readiness to provide all necessary assistance to help fulfil the Libyan people's aspirations for security and prosperity.
The meeting was also attended by Al-Hassan bin Rabha, Director of the Department of Asia and Australia Affairs at the ministry. At its conclusion, both sides stressed the need to maintain constructive dialogue and strengthen the strategic partnership between Libya and Turkey to ensure a more stable and cooperative future. Tags: Libya Turkey relations
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