US EditionAfrican Intelligence Chiefs Back Libya’s Security Proposal
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The 20th Annual Summit of the Committee on Intelligence and Security Services in Africa (Cissa) was held on 25 and 26 August in Benghazi, Libya, under the control of Marshal Khalifa Haftar. Fifty African countries were represented, along with several international partners. Libya, which holds the presidency of the Cissa in 2025, led the work.
African Intelligence Chiefs Back Libya’s Security Proposal
The 20th Conference of the Committee of Intelligence and Security Services of Africa (CISSA) concluded on Tuesday in Benghazi with the announcement of a Libyan-led initiative for joint intelligence cooperation. In his closing speech, Hussein Al-Aib, Head of Libya’s Intelligence Service and current chair of the session, said discussions focused on terrorism, transnational organized crime, arms and drug trafficking, and human smuggling, noting tha…
The Libyan city of Benghazi concluded on Tuesday the 20th session of the African Committee on Intelligence and Security Services (CISA), whose presidency was transferred to Libya. The rotating presidency of the committee was officially transferred from Gabon to Libya, with Lieutenant General Hussein Al-Aib, head of the Libyan Intelligence Service, assuming the presidency and becoming the new chairman of the committee. The two-day conference incl…
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