Defense Minister Talks with International Security Official
The article focused on military cooperation between Tunisia and the United States. Tunisian Minister of National Defense, Khaled Sihili, and U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, Daniel Zimerman, discussed strengthening their joint military relations and the upcoming Joint Military Committee program scheduled to be held in September in the United States. Both parties emphasized the importance of this partnership, founded on trust and respect, and explored opportunities to enhance the operational capabilities of the Tunisian armed forces. They also discussed expanding military training programs, as well as strengthening cooperation in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, maritime security, and border surveillance. The Tunisian minister also reaffirmed that Tunisia is not just a strategic location but a stabilizing and secure factor in the Mediterranean region, and that cooperation with the United States enhances its regional standing as a platform for exporting peace and security. The talks resulted in a continued American commitment to bolster military cooperation and expand its scope, with preparations underway for the Joint Military Committee meeting in September.
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