Qatar and Libya Strengthen Ties Through Investment and Aviation Talks
Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani welcomed Libya’s Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah for discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation, with a focus on investment, strategic projects, and enhancing aviation links. They also addressed media training and regional stability.
On a recent official visit to Qatar, Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani hosted his Libyan counterpart, Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, in Doha. Their discussions centered on enhancing bilateral cooperation, emphasizing the importance of investment and strategic projects to foster collaboration between the two nations. The leaders assessed progress on joint initiatives and strategized on advancing these initiatives according to prior agreements.
Another significant topic of discussion was the enhancement of aviation links between Qatar and Libya. The focus was on improving civil aviation and establishing better air connectivity to facilitate travel and trade between the two countries. Additionally, discussions included fostering media cooperation, with an emphasis on training to build national expertise within this sector.
During the talks, regional and international issues were also addressed, highlighting the necessity of ongoing communication to promote stability and development in the region. Prime Minister Dbeibah was joined by a distinguished delegation, encompassing key ministers and officials such as Transport Minister Mohammed Al-Shahoubi and National Security Adviser Ibrahim Dbeibah, all contributing to the depth of the discussions.
In summary, the meeting between Prime Ministers Al Thani and Dbeibah underscores a commitment to deepen bilateral ties through investments and improved aviation connectivity. The collaboration on media training also reflects a shared vision for capacity building. Continued dialogue on regional concerns will further support stability and development in both nations and the wider region.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
