Tunis, Tunisia – Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmed Attaf arrived in Tunis this evening to participate in the ministerial meeting of the Tripartite Mechanism of Neighboring Countries of Libya (Algeria-Tunisia-Egypt). The meeting is scheduled to take place tomorrow, Monday.
The Minister’s participation comes under the instruction of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, according to a statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Tripartite Mechanism aims to coordinate efforts between Algeria, Tunisia, and Egypt to support stability and promote a political solution in Libya. The meeting will focus on discussing the latest developments in the Libyan situation and exploring ways to enhance cooperation among the three neighboring countries in facilitating dialogue and reconciliation among the Libyan parties.
DZWatch understands that Minister Attaf will reiterate Algeria’s commitment to a Libyan-led and Libyan-owned political process, emphasizing the importance of preserving Libya’s sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity. Algeria has consistently advocated for a peaceful resolution to the Libyan crisis through inclusive dialogue and national reconciliation.
The meeting is expected to address issues such as border security, combating terrorism, and facilitating humanitarian assistance to the Libyan people. The ministers will also discuss ways to support the Libyan authorities in their efforts to rebuild the country and strengthen its institutions.
This initiative underscores Algeria’s active role in regional diplomacy and its commitment to promoting stability and security in the region. The outcome of the meeting is keenly awaited, with hopes that it will contribute to a renewed push for a lasting political settlement in Libya.
