Egypt Urges Libyan Parties to End Military Escalation in Tripoli

Cairo: Egypt has called on all parties involved in the Libyan conflict to prioritize national interests and bring an end to the military escalation in Tripoli. The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement urging the Libyan factions to avoid open confrontations that could jeopardize stability and the well-being of the Libyan populace.

According to Libyan News Agency, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed deep concern about the ongoing armed clashes in Tripoli. The Ministry warned that the continuation of these clashes could lead to increased tension and pose a threat to civilian lives and the state’s resources.

The Ministry emphasized the need for reason and dialogue, advocating for mutual understanding to maintain Libya’s unity and ensure the safety of its citizens. In a related advisory, the Ministry urged Egyptian nationals in Libya to exercise caution, advising them to stay indoors until the situation stabilizes.

For emergencies, the Egyptian Ministry provided an emergency contact number (00218914897985) for its citizens in Libya.

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