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Russia & UAE Discuss Libyan Crisis

July 19, 2024
Russia & UAE Discuss Libyan Crisis
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Russia and the United Arab Emirates have stressed the urgent need for unifying Libyan factions to help the country emerge from its ongoing crisis and division. This call for unity came during a meeting between Russian Ambassador to Libya, Aydar Aganin, and UAE Ambassador to Libya, Mohammed Al Shamsi.

During their discussions, Aganin and Al Shamsi emphasised the importance of international support for the Libyan-led political process. They reiterated the need for swift action to bring together Libyan factions, aiming to end the country’s prolonged state of turmoil and fragmentation.

The Russian and UAE diplomats discussed various measures to support Libya’s political process. They underscored the significance of collaboration and coordination among international stakeholders to facilitate a peaceful resolution. The ambassadors also highlighted the detrimental effects of the ongoing division on Libya’s stability and development.

The meeting between Aganin and Al Shamsi marks a step towards strengthening international efforts to back Libya’s journey towards stability. Both countries expressed their commitment to assisting Libya in overcoming its challenges through diplomatic and supportive means.

On Wednesday, Libya’s Acting Foreign Minister, Taher Al-Baour, met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

This comes on the sidelines of Libya’s participation in the ministerial session of the UN Security Council dedicated to the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian issue,

Their discussions focused on enhancing and developing bilateral relations to serve mutual interests, as well as the possibility of activating joint committees to benefit both nations.

Lavrov expressed optimism about reaching a comprehensive agreement among Libyan parties. According to a statement released by the Russian Foreign Ministry following their meeting, discussions centered on the evolving situation in Libya. Lavrov reaffirmed Russia’s steadfast commitment to supporting sustainable stability in the country.

The discussions emphasized the importance of an inclusive national dialogue aimed at safeguarding Libya’s territorial integrity, unity, and sovereignty.

The statement highlighted Moscow’s hope for a comprehensive agreement among Libyans, which is essential for successfully addressing the challenges of the transitional period, including preparations for national elections. Both parties underscored the need for increased international support for the Libyan people in advancing the political process, with the United Nations playing a crucial role.

Additionally, the statement noted a mutual interest in strengthening multifaceted trade partnerships, signaling a shared commitment to fostering economic collaboration between Russia and Libya.

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