Dbeibah congratulates (Qais Saied) on winning a new presidential term.

Tripoli: The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, "Abdul Hamid Dbeibah", congratulated today, Tuesday, the President of the Tunisian Republic, "Qais Saied", on winning a new presidential term. The Prime Minister's media office stated that "Dbeibah" expressed in a phone call his best wishes to President "Saied" and to the Tunisian people for continued stability and prosperity, expressing his keenness to strengthen bilateral relations between Libya and Tunisia in a way that serves the common interests of the two brotherly countries. He reiterated that Libya will continue to support Tunisia in its path towards achieving development and prosperity. Source: Libyan News Agency

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High Council of State Focuses on Strengthening Ties with Chad

Tripoli: The First Deputy Head of the High Council of State, Naji Mukhtar, held a meeting with the Chadian Ambassador to Libya, Tahir Assou Youssef, to discuss the enhancement of bilateral relations and coordination between Libya and Chad.

According…