Libyan Parliament Speaker Salah Abdul Nabi has officially called on Turkey to lift the visa requirements imposed on Libyan citizens. This move aims to facilitate the freedom of movement and strengthen ties between the two nations. The request was made during a meeting with Turkish Consul General in Libya, Hussein Hancer, at the Libyan Parliament headquarters.
The meeting between Abdul Nabi and Hancer focused on enhancing bilateral relations between Libya and Turkey. The discussions included ways to develop cooperation in various vital fields. Abdul Nabi praised the strong bonds between the two countries and acknowledged the significant role Turkish companies play in Libya's reconstruction efforts.
Abdul Nabi emphasized the importance of leveraging Turkish expertise to support Libya's comprehensive development and strengthen the economic partnership between the two nations. The Libyan Parliament Speaker also provided an update on the country's political crisis, highlighting his ongoing communication with various Libyan parties to unify sovereign institutions.
During the meeting, Abdul Nabi and Hancer reviewed the latest political developments in Libya. The Libyan Parliament Speaker stressed that a solution to the crisis must be purely Libyan, without external interference. Hancer congratulated Abdul Nabi on his election as Parliament Speaker and expressed Turkey's commitment to solidifying cooperation with Libya on all levels.
The Turkish Consul General invited Abdul Nabi to visit the Turkish Parliament, further solidifying the relationship between the two nations. Hancer also commended the security stability and reconstruction projects in the city of Benghazi. Both parties agreed on the need to activate the role of parliamentary friendship committees to enhance communication between the legislative institutions in both countries.
The meeting was attended by the official spokesperson of the Libyan Parliament, Abdullah Bleyhq. The discussions demonstrated a shared commitment to strengthening ties between Libya and Turkey. By lifting the visa requirements, Libyan citizens can expect easier travel to Turkey, promoting people-to-people exchanges and economic cooperation.
The call to lift visa requirements is seen as a significant step towards bolstering relations between the two nations. As Libya continues to navigate its complex political landscape, Abdul Nabi's efforts to engage with international partners like Turkey are crucial in promoting stability and cooperation in the region.
Key points
- Libyan Parliament Speaker Salah Abdul Nabi calls on Turkey to abolish visa requirements for Libyan citizens.
- The move aims to facilitate the freedom of movement and strengthen ties between the two nations.
- The meeting between Abdul Nabi and Hancer focused on enhancing bilateral relations between Libya and Turkey.
