Libyan Army Chief of Staff Engages in Talks with Tunisian Military Leaders
Lieutenant General Mohamed Haddad, Chief of Staff of the Libyan Army, visited Tunisia to discuss military cooperation with Tunisian leaders, including Minister Khaled Al-Sahili. Key discussions centered around enhancing regional security and strengthening historical ties between the two nations.
The Chief of Staff of the Libyan Army, Lieutenant General Mohamed Haddad, undertook an official visit to Tunisia where he engaged in discussions regarding potential joint military cooperation with Tunisian leaders. His meetings included high-ranking officials such as Lieutenant General Habib Daif, Director General of the Tunisian Defense Intelligence and Security Agency, and Lieutenant General Mohamed Al-Ghoul, Chief of Staff of the Tunisian Land Army, alongside Lieutenant General Mohamed Al-Hajjam, Chief of Staff of the Tunisian Air Force.
During this visit, Lieutenant General Haddad also conferred with Khaled Al-Sahili, the Tunisian Defense Minister, at the Tunisian Ministry of Defense headquarters. The discussions focused on the evolving regional situation and the enhancement of bilateral cooperation, emphasizing the importance of the historical and diplomatic ties between Libya and Tunisia.
In conclusion, Lieutenant General Mohamed Haddad’s discussions in Tunisia highlight the ongoing commitment to fostering military cooperation and maintaining strong bilateral relations between Libya and Tunisia. The engagement with various Tunisian military leaders illustrates a collaborative approach to regional security and development.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
