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The article discusses the cooperation between Libya and the Islamic Military Alliance to Combat Terrorism, which is considered an essential necessity to support security and stability efforts in the region. The Libyan chargé d'affaires in Saudi Arabia, Fathi Bshinah, emphasized that Libya aims to benefit from the Alliance’s programs and initiatives in areas such as ideology, media, countering terror financing, and military work. He highlighted the focus on developing national capabilities and strengthening coordination among member states. Bshinah praised the Alliance’s efforts led by Saudi Arabia, confirming the importance of collaboration in capacity building and exchanging expertise, especially given Libya’s strategic geographic position. The Alliance, established in 2015 and comprising 34 countries, announced that it manages initiatives aimed at combating terrorism in all its forms, while enhancing the security readiness of member states.
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