Ministry of Foreign Affairs Denies Rumors of Diplomatic Departures from Tripoli

Tripoli: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in the Government of National Unity has refuted reports concerning the alleged departure of several foreign diplomatic missions from Tripoli to Tunisian territory via the Ras Ajdir crossing.

According to Libyan News Agency, the ministry issued a statement asserting that these reports are entirely false. The statement emphasized that all accredited foreign diplomatic missions in the capital are functioning normally without experiencing any issues.

Furthermore, the ministry highlighted that any movements of diplomatic missions are conducted in coordination with the General Protocol Department, adhering to established diplomatic procedures.

In its statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also extended an invitation to the media for inquiries through its External Media Department, reaffirming its commitment to transparent communication.

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