A tripartite meeting among Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya took place to prepare for an Arab summit in Cairo, focusing on progress from previous summits and planning for an upcoming summit in Tripoli.
A tripartite meeting was convened involving representatives from Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya on Tuesday, aimed at laying groundwork for the upcoming emergency Arab summit in Cairo, as announced by the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The meeting engaged dignitaries including Algeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmed Attaf, Tunisia’s Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti, and Libyan Ministry representative Taher Al-Baour.
During this meeting, the ministers assessed progress on the implementation of outcomes from the Algeria-Tunisia-Libya summit that took place in April 2024. Discussions also included strategic preparations for the imminent tripartite summit slated for Tripoli, focusing on the vital steps and arrangements to guarantee its success.
In summary, the tripartite meeting among Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya served as a preparatory step for the emergency Arab summit in Cairo. The ministers assessed progress since the last summit and outlined the necessary arrangements to ensure the success of the forthcoming tripartite summit in Tripoli.
Original Source: al24news.com
