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🛒 تسوق الآنLibya and Togo Agree to Strengthen Bilateral Ties and African Stability
Libya and Togo Agree to Strengthen Bilateral Ties and African Stability
Tripoli Hosts High-Level Togolese Delegation
Libya's Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh met with Togo's Foreign Minister Robert Dussey in Tripoli on Sunday, June 14, 2026, in a landmark diplomatic push to deepen bilateral cooperation between the two African nations and advance continental stability. The meeting marked the first high-level Togolese delegation visit to Libya in recent years, signaling a renewed commitment to South-South cooperation on the African continent.
During the talks, both leaders discussed ways to develop bilateral relations and enhance cooperation across multiple sectors, including trade, investment, and regional security. The discussions also addressed a number of shared regional and international concerns, with both sides emphasizing the need for African-led solutions to the continent's most pressing challenges.
A Comprehensive Diplomatic Agenda
The meeting covered several key areas of mutual interest. Foreign Minister Dussey — who serves as Togo's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Cooperation, African Integration, and Togolese Abroad — was warmly received by Libya's acting Foreign Minister Taher El-Baour ahead of the prime ministerial session. The two foreign ministers exchanged views on current continental developments and explored pathways to reinforce diplomatic and economic ties.
The visit aimed at advancing practical cooperation and reinforcing diplomatic relations between Tripoli and Lomé, according to Libya's foreign ministry. Both sides reaffirmed their common will to pursue the strengthening of friendship and cooperation ties.
Key Points from the Tripoli Talks
- Prime Minister Dbeibeh and Foreign Minister Dussey discussed comprehensive bilateral cooperation across trade, investment, and security sectors
- Libya's acting Foreign Minister Taher El-Baour co-chaired preliminary diplomatic sessions with the Togolese delegation
- Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to South-South cooperation and African-led solutions to continental challenges
- Regional and international issues of common concern were reviewed, including security and stability across Africa
- The high-level Togolese visit represents a significant step in reinvigorating Libya-Togo diplomatic relations
Foreign Minister Dussey on the Importance of African Unity
Professor Robert Dussey emphasized the importance of solidarity among African nations. "This meeting reflects our shared conviction that African challenges require African solutions," Dussey stated during the diplomatic sessions. "Togo and Libya stand together in promoting peace, stability, and mutual development across our continent."
Acting Foreign Minister El-Baour echoed this sentiment, noting that Libya is committed to building constructive partnerships with fellow African nations as the country continues its path toward lasting stability and reconstruction.
Why This Matters for Libya
For Libyates, this diplomatic engagement signals Libya's growing reintegration into the broader African community after years of internal conflict. The visit by a high-ranking Togolese delegation underscores the increasing confidence that African nations have in Libya's Government of National Unity and its leadership under Prime Minister Dbeibeh.
Libya shares deep historical and cultural ties with West Africa, and strengthened relations with Togo could open new trade corridors, investment opportunities, and security partnerships. As Libya continues to stabilize, bilateral agreements with African nations like Togo diversify Libya's international partnerships beyond traditional Mediterranean relationships.
Looking Ahead: A New Chapter in Africa-Africa Relations
The Tripoli talks lay the foundation for expanded Libya-Togo cooperation in the months ahead. Both governments expressed optimism about translating today's diplomatic momentum into concrete agreements that benefit citizens of both nations. For Libya, this visit reinforces its position as an engaged and constructive actor on the African stage — committed to building a more stable, prosperous continent for all.
— LibyaPress / Politics Desk
