Today in Tripoli, the Prime Minister of Libya’s National Unity Government, Abulhamid Dabaiba, and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni conducted a bilateral meeting to discuss several critical political, security, and economic issues.
According to a statement from the Libyan Government released on the “Hakomitna” (our government) online platform, a key topic was the support for United Nations efforts to hold presidential and parliamentary elections in Libya under fair laws.
The statement also highlighted discussions on joint efforts to combat irregular migration and announced plans to host an Italian-Libyan Economic Forum in Tripoli at the end of October. This event aims to bolster the private sectors of both nations.
Accompanying Prime Minister Meloni were Anna Maria Bernini, Minister of University and Research; Orazio Schillaci, Minister of Health; and Andrea Abodi, Minister of Sport and Youth. During the visit, they witnessed the signing of several declarations of intent pertaining to university cooperation, research, health, sports, and youth initiatives under the framework of the Mattei Plan for Africa.
