Al-Koni, Dbeibeh call for stronger coordination between sovereign institutions to ensure Libya's stability
According to Hakomitna platform, the meeting focused on key national issues, including national reconciliation and the upcoming elections.
Both officials stressed the importance of institutional unity and the need for sovereign institutions to play complementary roles in order to reinforce stability and empower Libyans to shape their future through democratic means.
They underlined that stronger collaboration among state institutions is essential to supporting the country's path toward long-term stability. News Tagged: Abdul-Hamid Dbeibah Mossa Al-Koni
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