Tunis and Tripoli are moving to inject fresh momentum into their bilateral partnership by adopting a comprehensive joint roadmap spanning security, economic development, trade, and investment, following the conclusion of the high-level Tunisian-Libyan joint commission meetings held in Tunis on November 10 and 11, 2026.
On Wednesday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tunisian Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti hosted Ashraf Al-Tayeb, head of the visiting Libyan delegation, alongside Tunisian delegation head Samir Mansar and Libyan Ambassador to Tunisia Mustapha Mohamed Qadara. The talks evaluated the core outcomes of the joint commission’s proceedings, exploring strategic avenues to deepen cooperation across vital sectors while addressing the deep socioeconomic interdependence and cross-border commercial ties shared by the two neighboring nations.
Emphasizing the necessity of actionable implementation, Minister Nafti urged both delegations to transition from diplomatic dialogue to tangible operational results, advocating for structured follow-up mechanisms to track commitments ahead of upcoming bilateral summits. This renewed cooperative framework seeks to bolster institutional coordination, streamline regional security, and reinforce trade partnerships to effectively address shared economic and geographical realities.
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