Egypt reopens embassy in Libya's Tripoli after 12-year closure
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The move marks a shift for Cairo, which has been one of the most important supporters of eastern Libyan military leader Khalifa Haftar, an opponent of the Tripoli-based government.
Egypt reopens embassy in Libya's Tripoli after 12-year closure
TRIPOLI, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Egypt reopened its embassy in Libya's capital Tripoli on Saturday after a 12-year absence, marking a rapprochement with the country's western-based administration, the foreign affairs ministry in Cairo said in a statement.
In a major diplomatic move, Egypt reopened its embassy in the Libyan capital, signaling Cairo's rapprochement with the government. The post Libya: Egyptian embassy reopens in Tripoli after 12 years appeared first on in.gr.
Egypt reopened its embassy in Libya's capital Tripoli on Monday after 12 years of closure, marking a rapprochement with the government based in the western part of the country, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said. The move marks a turnaround for Cairo, which has been a major backer of the military […]
Egypt has reopened its embassy in Tripoli after 12 years, signaling a new rapprochement with the western Libyan government, despite Cairo's long-standing support for Khalifa Haftar.
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