Defense Minister talks US-Africa Command partnership
Tunisian Defense Minister Khaled Sahiili discussed with the Commander of the United States Africa Command, General Dagen Andersen, the development of military cooperation between the two countries. This includes the transfer of defense technology and cooperation in strategic and intelligence fields, amid increasing security challenges and an unstable geopolitical landscape. The two sides emphasized their continued collaboration in training and joint military exercises, particularly the success of Exercise "African Lion 26," which demonstrated the readiness of the Tunisian armed forces. Sahiili highlighted Tunisia's role as a regional stability factor and a military training destination, stressing the importance of the upcoming session of the Joint Military Committee in September to strengthen bilateral cooperation. Andersen also praised the capabilities of the Tunisian Army and the U.S. administration's commitment to expanding military cooperation between the two sides.
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