Libya and China Discuss the Resumption of Embassy Operations in Tripoli
The Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Libya met with the Chinese Chargé d’Affaires to discuss resuming the Chinese embassy’s operations in Tripoli in April. They reviewed bilateral relations and the resumption of consular services, which aims to strengthen economic and cultural cooperation.
On a recent occasion, Taher Al-Baour, the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs for Libya’s Government of National Unity, met Liu Jian, the Chargé d’Affaires of the Chinese embassy in Libya, at the ministry’s headquarters in Tripoli. This meeting highlighted the strong bilateral relations between Libya and China, emphasizing avenues for growth in various sectors that would enhance strategic cooperation and mutual interests.
During their discussions, both parties addressed the preparations required for the Chinese embassy’s operations to resume in Tripoli by April. The reinstatement of consular services will benefit Libyan citizens and residents, thereby fostering stronger economic and cultural ties between Libya and China, as stated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In conclusion, the meeting between the Libyan and Chinese officials signifies a positive step towards revitalizing diplomatic relations. The planned resumption of the Chinese embassy’s operations in Tripoli is set to facilitate essential consular services, thereby enhancing economic and cultural cooperation between both nations.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
