Accra:According to Libyan News Agency, Taher Al-Baour, who oversees the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation for the Government of National Unity, held a meeting on Sunday with Mohamed Rahman Swaray, Sierra Leone's Foreign Minister and coordinator of the African Committee of Ten (C-10) on UN Security Council reform. The discussions focused on enhancing African cooperation and coordination on issues of mutual interest, with a particular emphasis on reforming the UN Security Council.
The Ministry highlighted on its official page that the meeting explored mechanisms to intensify consultations between Libya and other African nations, aiming to unify diplomatic positions and actions in support of the continent's collective demands. This approach seeks to bolster African representation within the United Nations system.
Both parties deliberated on coordinating efforts to advance international negotiations concerning Security Council reform. The goal is to secure fair African representation that accurately reflects the continent's significance and its role in international peace and security matters.
This meeting is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen coordination among African states, unify perspectives on UN Security Council reform, and endorse the common African position in relevant international negotiations.