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Meeting between the Defense Minister of Turkey, Hulusi Akar, and the head of the Supreme Council of State of Libya, Khaled al-Mishri (Tripoli, December 26).
Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar and the head of the Libyan Supreme Council of State, Khaled Al-Mishri, highlighted the continuation of joint coordination between Ankara and Tripoli to fight against the “Libyan National Army” led by Khalifa Haftar.
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Today, Saturday, Akar and Al-Mashri held talks in Tripoli with the participation of two delegations from both sides, where they discussed the latest developments in the political situation in Libya and files of common interest.
The meeting also discussed, according to a statement from the Supreme Council, “the developments of the Libyan political dialogue that began after the rejection of criminal aggression in the capital, Tripoli.”
The two parties affirmed “the identical vision of the Supreme Council of State and State of Turkey to resolve the crisis in Libya, and that the only way to do it is through peaceful political means and that all parties sit at the table. dialogue “.
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They also emphasized “the continuation of joint coordination to repel any attempt of hostile action by the rebel forces, Khalifa Haftar, which is outside the law and legitimacy, to alter the stability of Libya and the security of its citizens.”
Turkey is the largest external supporter of the Libyan Government of National Accord, which is based in the capital Tripoli, in its clash with the Libyan National Army, led by Haftar, which is supported by Egypt.
On October 23, 2020, the two parties to the conflict in Libya signed an agreement to declare a ceasefire in the country, but later exchanged repeated accusations for violating the armistice.
Source: RT
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