Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmed Attaf arrived in Tunis this Sunday evening, representing President Tebboune at a crucial meeting concerning the ongoing situation in Libya. Attaf’s presence underscores Algeria’s commitment to regional stability and its active role in seeking a peaceful resolution to the Libyan crisis.
The Minister is scheduled to participate in the ministerial meeting of the tripartite mechanism of neighboring countries of Libya (Algeria-Tunisia-Egypt), scheduled for tomorrow, January 26, 2026. This meeting serves as a vital platform for sustained dialogue and coordination amongst the three nations regarding the evolving dynamics of the Libyan conflict.
The discussions will center on strategies to bolster the political settlement process in Libya under the auspices of the United Nations. Algeria, along with Tunisia and Egypt, aims to facilitate a Libyan-led and Libyan-owned solution that respects the country’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the unity of its people and institutions.
This periodic meeting reflects the ongoing consultations between Algeria, Tunisia, and Egypt, highlighting their shared interest in fostering stability and security in the region. The focus remains on finding a lasting political solution that safeguards Libya’s future and promotes regional cooperation.
The Algerian delegation, led by Minister Attaf, is expected to play a constructive role in the discussions, emphasizing the importance of inclusive dialogue and national reconciliation in Libya. Algeria reaffirms its unwavering support for the Libyan people and their aspirations for a peaceful and prosperous future.
