Dbeibah and Fidan discuss Libyan unification

The article discusses Turkey's diplomatic and military visits and movements in Libya aimed at strengthening its relations and supporting efforts to unify national institutions and achieve political stability. The latest visit by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan involved discussions in Tripoli and Benghazi, focusing on developments in security and political situations, as well as expanding economic cooperation, especially in the energy and construction sectors, to serve the interests of both countries. These Turkish maneuvers reflect Ankara's desire to maintain its influence in Libya by engaging with various power centers and monitoring international initiatives—particularly the U.S. initiative to reorganize the executive authority. Expectations indicate that Ankara supports the current position of Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dbeibah. Turkey's efforts also include promoting dialogue among all Libyan parties in an attempt to reach a comprehensive political settlement, emphasizing the importance of stability and supporting transitional elections.

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