Libya’s Dbeibah Says Ready to Address Egypt’s Maritime Concerns
- Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah told Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad that his government was ready to address Egypt’s concerns about Mediterranean maritime boundaries and economic waters.
- Dbeibah and Rashad discussed bilateral relations and coordination on shared interests during a phone call, according to Dbeibah’s office.
- Egypt rejected a maritime agreement involving Libya and Turkey, calling it legally invalid and saying it would have no effect on Egypt.
- The dispute involves competing maritime claims and energy rights, with Greece, Egypt, and Cyprus opposing the Libya-Turkey agreement.
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Libya’s Dbeibah says ready to address Egypt’s maritime concerns - Regional Media News
CAIRO, Oct 24 (Reuters) - The prime minister of Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Unity told Egypt's intelligence chief his government was ready to address Cairo's concerns over Mediterranean maritime boundaries and economic waters, his office said on Saturday. • Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah and [...]
In their communication, the Libyan Prime Minister and the head of Egypt's intelligence services, Hassan Rashad, discussed bilateral relations and coordination on issues of mutual interest.
Libya's Dbeibah says ready to address Egypt's maritime concerns
CAIRO, Oct 24 - The prime minister of Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Unity told Egypt's intelligence chief his government was ready to address Cairo's concerns over Mediterranean maritime boundaries and economic waters, his office said on Saturday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Libya’s Dbeibah says ready to address Egypt’s maritime concerns
CAIRO, Oct 24 (Reuters) - The prime minister of Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Unity told Egypt's intelligence chief his government was ready to address Cairo's concerns over Mediterranean maritime boundaries and economic waters, his of...
Libyan Prime Minister Dibeybe expressed his desire to address the issue of maritime borders and economic waters in the Mediterranean through dialogue and coordination with Egypt. During a meeting with Egyptian Intelligence Chief Rashad, Dibeybe conveyed Libya's wish to protect its legitimate maritime rights while taking Egypt's concerns into account.
The ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum was discussed. More...
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