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Benghazi Turns to Ankara
The writer argues that the leadership of eastern Libya, under Khalifa Haftar and his sons, has moved to trade Egyptian influence for a partnership with Ankara. The deal includes reconstruction contracts for Turkish companies and political and military support in exchange for pushing through a memorandum demarcating Libyan-Turkish maritime borders. The writer says this has gone hand in hand with the exclusion of Egyptian companies and workers, stalled electricity and gas interconnection projects, and the establishment of Turkish aviation facilities in Jaghbub, 23 kilometers from the Egyptian border. The article warns that this shift could have consequences for Egyptian national security and calls for security and diplomatic action, as well as stronger economic interests in Libya.
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