Tunisia Reopens Consulate in Benghazi to Strengthen Bilateral Ties

Benghazi: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in the parliament-appointed government announced the reopening and reactivation of the Tunisian Consulate in Benghazi.

According to Libyan News Agency, the Tunisian delegation present at the opening ceremony included Acting Consul General Mohamed Bakkar and several employees of the Tunisian Consulate, alongside officials from various departments and divisions within the ministry.

The reopening aims to support joint consular work, ease procedures for both Libyan and Tunisian citizens, and contribute to strengthening cooperation and consolidating bilateral relations between the two nations.

Libya Leads Arab Group Meeting at United Nations

New York:Libya chaired the meeting of the Arab Group of Permanent Representatives to the United Nations, focusing on the coordination of Arab positions concerning various nominations for roles within the United Nations.

According to Libyan News Agen…

Libya Leads Arab Group Meeting at United Nations

New York:Libya chaired the meeting of the Arab Group of Permanent Representatives to the United Nations, focusing on the coordination of Arab positions concerning various nominations for roles within the United Nations.

According to Libyan News Agen…