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Published on 2024-03-19 00:07:00
The General Commander of the Libyan National Army (LNA), Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, met with the British Ambassador to Libya, Martin Andrew, and his delegation in Benghazi on Monday. The meeting aimed to discuss the latest developments in Libya and explore ways to enhance cooperation between the two countries.
During the meeting, Haftar reiterated the LNA General Command’s support for the efforts of the United Nations mission to facilitate presidential and parliamentary elections in Libya. These elections are seen as crucial steps towards achieving lasting stability in the war-torn country.
Martin Andrew commended the role played by the LNA in establishing security and stability in Libya. He also acknowledged the General Command’s significant involvement in the political process to bring about positive changes in the country.
The discussions between Haftar and Andrew touched on various aspects of the bilateral relationship between the UK and Libya. Both parties expressed their commitment to strengthening cooperation and working together towards common goals.
The images shared from the meeting highlight the positive atmosphere and the sense of collaboration between the LNA and the British Embassy. These visuals serve as a testament to the ongoing efforts to promote peace and stability in Libya.
Haftar’s emphasis on supporting the UN-led efforts for elections reflects a broader commitment to democratic processes and the rule of law in Libya. By endorsing these initiatives, the LNA General Command aligns itself with international efforts to bring about a peaceful transition in the country.
The visit of the British Ambassador to Benghazi underscores the importance of diplomatic engagement in resolving conflicts and promoting dialogue. It signifies the UK’s interest in contributing to peace-building efforts in Libya and supporting the country’s journey towards stability and prosperity.
Overall, the meeting between Haftar and Andrew symbolizes a step towards constructive dialogue and cooperation between Libya and the UK. It demonstrates a shared commitment to addressing the challenges facing the North African nation and working towards a better future for its people.
As Libya continues its path towards recovery and rebuilding, such engagements between key stakeholders like the LNA and international partners like the UK are essential for fostering mutual understanding and finding common ground for advancing peace and development in the region.
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