Libya Commends Iraq’s Management of Ethnic and Political Diversity
The Chargé d’Affairs of Iraq, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, reported that Libya commended Iraq’s handling of ethnic and political diversity. During a meeting with Libyan Council member Musa Al-Koni, they discussed enhancing bilateral relations and stability in Libya, highlighting Iraq’s recent stability and potential as a model for peace.
Ahmed Al-Sahaf, the Chargé d’Affairs of the Republic of Iraq’s Embassy, announced today that Libya praised Iraq’s management of its ethnic and political diversity. This statement was made following Al-Sahaf’s meeting with Musa Al-Koni, a member of the Libyan Presidential Council, where they explored ways to enhance bilateral relations across various sectors.
Al-Koni welcomed the reopening of the Iraqi embassy in Libya, acknowledging the strong ties between Baghdad and Tripoli. He commended Iraq’s governmental efforts in managing its ethnic and political diversity during their discussions on the recent developments in Libya’s situation and the initiatives taken by the Libyan Presidential Council toward stability.
In this context, Al-Sahaf highlighted Iraq’s experience in overcoming crises and challenges, aiming for a secure and prosperous future for its citizens. Al-Koni expressed admiration for the stability Iraq has recently achieved, emphasizing that it has returned to a crucial role on both regional and international fronts.
Furthermore, Al-Koni remarked that the Iraqi experience could serve as a model to foster stability and establish peace in Libya. He underscored the significance of enhancing cooperation between Iraq and Libya to achieve mutual interests in various domains.
The discussions between Ahmed Al-Sahaf and Musa Al-Koni reinforced the strong ties between Iraq and Libya. Libya’s acknowledgment of Iraq’s diversity management reflects a mutual recognition of each other’s efforts towards national stability and regional cooperation. The dialogues emphasized the potential for collaborative endeavors to secure peace and development in both nations.
Original Source: ina.iq
