Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt foreign ministers to hold tripartite meeting on Libyan crisis
The foreign ministers of Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt will hold a tripartite meeting on Monday and Tuesday here to discuss the situation in Libya, an Algerian Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Sunday, Xinhua reported.
“This meeting is also part of continuous consultations between Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt over the crisis hitting Libya since 2011, as foreign ministers of these three nations are due to assess the political and security developments there,” the spokesperson, Abdelaziz Benali Cherif, said in a statement, Xinhua added.
“The meeting aims to reinforce the political process in Libya……on the path towards sustainable peace and national reconciliation,” the spokesperson said, according to Xinhua.
In May, Algeria hosted the 11th ministerial meeting of Libya’s neighboring nations and the participants reiterated their support for a political settlement of the crisis, Xinhua said.
The meeting gathered representatives of the six neighboring nations of Libya — Tunisia, Algeria, Niger, Chad, Sudan and Egypt — and representatives of the United Nations (UN), the African Union, the Arab League and the European Union, Xinhua indicated.
The participants adopted a 26-point statement, encouraging Libyan protagonists to join the dialogue and peace process and reiterating their commitment to support Libyans to head towards national reconciliation in a bid to pave the way for building strong political, military and security institutions so as to safeguard the unity and integrity of Libya, Xinhua added.
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