Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh held a meeting today, Monday, with the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense for International Affairs to explore ways to enhance cooperation between Libya and the United States in counterterrorism, military capacity development, and border surveillance.

The two parties discussed support for Libyan military training programs and the development of border monitoring systems to strengthen Libya’s ability to confront security threats. They also addressed regional security and stability issues in North Africa, reaffirming their commitment to bolstering security cooperation in ways that serve mutual interests and contribute to regional stability.

The meeting also touched on the critical issue of oil field closures and other vital resources, with both sides emphasizing the need to protect these resources and ensure their continuous flow to serve the interests of the Libyan people and support economic stability.