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Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty’s visit to Tripoli and the reopening of the Egyptian Embassy sparked debate in Libya. Some saw the moves as signaling cooler ties with eastern Libya following the approval of the maritime memorandum of understanding with Turkey, while others viewed them as an effort to broaden engagement with all sides. Officials and analysts stressed that opening up to Tripoli did not mean abandoning security and military ties with Benghazi, but rather reflected an effort to balance Egypt’s interests across Libya and support efforts to unify the executive authority. The talks covered medical cooperation and energy, including gas pipelines, oil refining and electricity interconnection. Cairo maintained that maritime boundary delimitation should be based on international law.
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