Libya and Algeria are considering reopening the Dabdab border crossing to enhance mutual economic and security interests. Interior Ministers Imad Al-Trabelsi and Ibrahim Murad discussed strengthening cooperation in combating organized crime and illegal migration during a recent meeting in Tunis.
Libya’s Interior Minister, Imad Al-Trabelsi, engaged in discussions with Algerian counterpart, Ibrahim Murad, regarding the potential reopening of the Dabdab land border crossing. The deliberations aimed to create a framework that aligns both nations’ economic and security priorities. This meeting occurred during the 42nd session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers held in Tunis on a Sunday.
The agenda also included enhancing security collaboration, particularly in the realms of organized crime, illegal migration, and border security. Both countries are focused on mutual interests that can help streamline their efforts against these pressing issues.
The dialogue signifies a shared commitment to fostering stronger ties and improving regional stability through cooperative measures.
The discussions between Libyan and Algerian officials highlight a pivotal step towards reopening the Dabdab border crossing, focusing on enhancing economic cooperation and security measures. By addressing critical areas such as organized crime and illegal migration, both countries are acknowledging the importance of collaborative efforts to ensure regional stability.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
