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Libya Prepares for First Annual Diplomacy Conference in Tripoli

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Tripoli: Preparations are continuing for the first annual meeting of Libyan diplomats, set to take place on November 30 and December 1, 2025, in Tripoli. The ninth meeting of the High Preparatory Committee for the Libyan Diplomacy Conference was held today at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in Tripoli, chaired by the Director of the Administrative and Financial Affairs Department, Abdulhakim Ghaith.

According to Libyan News Agency, the meeting was part of the preparations for the inaugural annual forum for Libyan diplomats. This forum is considered a significant national milestone in advancing political and diplomatic efforts and in enhancing Libya’s presence at both regional and international levels.

The forum’s objectives include improving the efficiency of Libyan diplomatic personnel, developing operational mechanisms within diplomatic missions, and boosting communication and coordination between Libyan embassies and consulates abroad and domestic state institutions. These efforts aim to support Libya’s diplomatic role and activate its presence in international forums.

Scheduled to feature a select group of Libyan diplomats, the forum will also include experts and officials in international relations and international law. High-level Arab and African figures, along with representatives of foreign missions accredited to Libya, will participate, underscoring Libya’s commitment to expanding regional cooperation and building strategic partnerships.

The program for the forum encompasses specialized dialogue sessions and presentations of research papers prepared by Libyan missions abroad. These papers will address foreign policy issues, ways to enhance diplomatic performance, and proposals to strengthen Libya’s representation on the international stage.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has affirmed that this event is a pivotal step in rebuilding Libyan diplomacy and solidifying Tripoli’s growing role as a hub for regional and international openness and cooperation.