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🛒 تسوق الآنDbeibah meets Jordanian intelligence chief in Tripoli to strengthen bilateral ties
Dbeibah meets Jordanian intelligence chief in Tripoli to strengthen bilateral ties
Libyan Prime Minister receives Jordan's General Intelligence Director in Tripoli for high-level security consultations
Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdulhamid Dbeibah, met with Major General Ahmed Hosni Al-Sharkasi, Director of the Jordanian General Intelligence Directorate, in Tripoli on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral relations and coordinating on matters of mutual interest between Libya and Jordan.
The Prime Minister's Media Office confirmed that discussions covered a range of regional and bilateral issues, reflecting the growing partnership between the two Arab nations.
Key topics of the meeting
According to official statements from the Prime Minister's Media Office, the talks addressed several strategic areas:
- Bilateral relations between Libya and Jordan across political and security domains
- Consultations on regional developments and their impact on stability
- Coordination mechanisms between Libyan and Jordanian institutions
- Shared security concerns affecting both nations
The meeting signals Libya's ongoing engagement with regional partners as part of broader efforts to strengthen institutional cooperation.
Jordan-Libya relations: a strategic partnership
Jordan and Libya have maintained diplomatic and economic ties for decades. In recent years, bilateral cooperation has expanded to include security coordination, counterterrorism efforts, and economic partnership. Jordan has played a notable role in supporting Libyan stability through diplomatic channels and technical assistance.
Major General Al-Sharkasi's visit to Tripoli represents one of the highest-level security exchanges between the two countries in recent years. The Jordanian General Intelligence Directorate is a key institution in the region, known for its role in intelligence sharing and security cooperation with Arab and international partners.
Regional context
The meeting comes amid a dynamic regional landscape where North African and Middle Eastern states are increasingly coordinating on security matters. Libya's strategic location on the Mediterranean and its role in regional energy markets make it a key partner for neighboring countries.
Jordan, despite limited natural resources, has positioned itself as a stable security partner in the Middle East, working closely with Arab League states and international bodies on counterterrorism and intelligence cooperation. The Dbeibah-Al-Sharkasi meeting underscores the mutual interest in deepening this partnership.
Dbeibah's foreign engagement strategy
Prime Minister Dbeibah has pursued an active foreign policy agenda, meeting with leaders from Turkey, Qatar, Chad, and now Jordan in recent months. These engagements reflect the Government of National Unity's approach of maintaining open diplomatic channels with a wide range of international and regional actors.
In July 2026 alone, Dbeibah offered condolences to Qatar's emir and engaged with Jordanian officials, indicating sustained diplomatic momentum. The meetings aim to secure political support, investment, and technical cooperation for Libya's reconstruction and stability efforts.
Outlook and significance
The meeting between Dbeibah and the Jordanian intelligence chief is expected to lead to further coordination between Libyan and Jordanian agencies. While specific operational outcomes were not disclosed, such high-level security consultations typically pave the way for enhanced intelligence sharing, joint training programs, and coordinated approaches to regional security challenges.
For Libya, strengthening ties with Jordan offers access to established security expertise and diplomatic support within the Arab League framework. For Jordan, engagement with Libya provides a strategic foothold in North Africa and an opportunity to contribute to regional stability.
The visit also reflects a broader trend of Arab states deepening bilateral security cooperation independent of — but complementary to — existing multilateral frameworks.
— Libya Press / Politics Desk
