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Libyan Labour Delegation to Visit Tunisia for Project Collaboration

December 3, 2023
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Ali Al-Abed, Libya’s Minister of Labor in the Government of National Unity (GNU), revealed an agreement concerning electronic linking with Tunisia. This was signed during a visit by a government delegation, and facilitates electronic control between the two Labour Ministries. This collaboration aims to monitor and manage professional data for those seeking employment in Libya, and oversee the activation of the social security agreement.

Al-Abed, in a statement to the Libya Al-Ahrar channel, emphasized the formation of a joint technical committee. This committee is set to activate the agreement, follow up on its implementation, and importantly, transfer and benefit from Tunisia’s expertise in employment and entrepreneurship.

He confirmed that a technical team from the ministry will visit Tunisia to meet with relevant departments. The visit aims to learn from Tunisia’s experience in activating trust funds, financing, and to sign agreements with Libyan banks to support small and medium-sized projects. This initiative addresses the concerns of youth entering the private sector, guiding them towards suitable specializations and competitive opportunities, leveraging Tunisia’s extensive experience in this field.

Notably, Nabil Ammar, Tunisia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, met with Abdoulaye Bathily, the United Nations Envoy to Libya and Head of the UN Support Mission to Libya (UNSMIL).

During the meeting, Bathily briefed on the latest progress in Libya’s political situation, and the UN mission’s efforts to bridge differences among Libyan parties.

He acknowledged Tunisia’s instrumental role since the Libyan crisis began, expressing a desire to further strengthen this collaboration. This partnership aims to propel the political process, addressing the Libyan people’s hopes for security, stability, and development.

Ammar reiterated Tunisia’s commitment to finding a political solution in Libya, based on a Libyan-led approach. He emphasized Tunisia’s backing of the UN’s initiatives to harmonize the views of key Libyan factions.

Furthermore, the FM affirmed Tunisia’s “readiness to boost cooperation and coordination with the UN Mission, aiming to facilitate the Libyan electoral process and establish enduring and united institutions.”

The meeting between Bathily and Ammar marks a pivotal contribution to efforts aimed at resolving the Libyan conflict. Tunisia’s involvement highlights its role as a crucial mediator in the North African political landscape.

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