Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti and Libyan Foreign Minister Tahir Salem Al-Baour met on Friday to discuss and strengthen the brotherly relations between Tunisia and Libya. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the 22nd ordinary session of the Executive Council of the Sahel and Sahara States. Both ministers expressed their commitment to elevating the relationship between the two countries to the level of their historical ties.
During the meeting, Minister Nafti recalled Tunisia's principled stance in support of the Libyan people to reach a Libyan-led political solution under UN auspices. This solution aims to preserve Libya's unity and ensure its sovereignty over its resources. The two ministers also discussed upcoming events, including the preparatory committee for the Tunisian-Libyan High Committee, which will convene in Tunis on November 10-11, 2026.
The meeting provided an opportunity for the ministers to explore areas of cooperation, including water and energy security, trade exchange, and development of border regions. Minister Nafti emphasized the importance of adequate preparation for the upcoming meeting, which will allow for the discussion of several key issues. The two countries also discussed ways to activate the Sahel and Sahara States' cooperation and revitalize its institutions to address regional developments.
Ministers Nafti and Al-Baour stressed the importance of coordination and consultation on issues of mutual interest. They expressed their commitment to working together to ensure the security and stability of the region. The two countries have a long history of brotherly relations, and this meeting aimed to further strengthen their ties and cooperation.
The preparatory committee for the Tunisian-Libyan High Committee will discuss several key issues, including water and energy security, trade exchange, and development of border regions. The committee's meeting will provide a platform for the two countries to explore ways to enhance their cooperation and address common challenges.
The Sahel and Sahara States' cooperation aims to promote regional stability and development. The two ministers discussed ways to revitalize the cooperation and address regional developments. They emphasized the importance of working together to address common challenges and promote regional stability.
The meeting between the Tunisian and Libyan foreign ministers demonstrates their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation. The two countries will continue to work together to promote regional stability and development.
Key points
- Tunisia and Libya reaffirm their brotherly relations and commitment to cooperation.
- The two countries will discuss key issues, including water and energy security, trade exchange, and development of border regions.
- The meeting aims to promote regional stability and development through enhanced cooperation between Tunisia and Libya.
