Lt. Gen. Mohamed Haddad, Chief of Staff of the Libyan Army, visited Tunisia to discuss military collaboration with Tunisian Army leaders. Key meetings included discussions on regional security and the development of bilateral relations, emphasizing the historical ties between the two nations.
In a recent official visit to Tunisia, Chief of Staff of the Libyan Army, Lt. Gen. Mohamed Haddad, engaged in discussions regarding avenues for joint military cooperation. During this visit, he met with prominent leaders of the Tunisian Army, including Lt. Gen. Habib Daif, the Director General of the Tunisian Defense Intelligence and Security Agency; Lt. Gen. Mohamed Al-Ghoul, Chief of Staff of the Tunisian Land Army; and Lt. Gen. Mohamed Al-Hajjam, Chief of Staff of the Tunisian Air Force.
Additionally, Haddad conferred with Khaled Al-Sahili, the Tunisian Defense Minister, at the Tunisian Ministry of Defense headquarters. The discussions aimed at reviewing the evolving regional security situation and exploring the depth of bilateral cooperation between Libya and Tunisia. Both parties highlighted the importance of maintaining their historical ties and strengthening collaboration in addressing common defense challenges.
Lt. Gen. Mohamed Haddad’s visit to Tunisia underscored the ongoing commitment to foster military cooperation between Libya and Tunisia. Through meetings with various military leaders and the Tunisian Defense Minister, they emphasized enhancing bilateral relations while addressing regional security dynamics. Such dialogues are vital for pursuing collaborative defense strategies, ultimately benefiting both nations’ security frameworks.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
