The Prime Minister of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, agreed today, Wednesday, during the joint press conference with his counterpart, the Tunisian Prime Minister, Najla Bouden, to open the new gates at the Ras Ajdir crossing, to begin the inauguration of the sea line, and for the return of Tunisian construction companies and establishments to invest in Libya.
Dbeibeh and Bouden emphasized opening opportunities for cooperation in the health and trade fields, lifting restrictions on imported goods between the two countries, and accelerating the pace of cooperation in order to facilitate citizens’ procedures between the two countries.
Dbeibeh discussed his theory during the meeting at the Tunisian government palace ways of joint security cooperation in the field of training, increasing flights, linking airports and preparing the Ras Ajdir crossing.
During his speech at the meeting, Dbeibeh stressed the endeavor to convene the joint Libyan-Tunisian Supreme Committee soon in Tripoli to assess what was agreed upon between the two sides, in addition to following up on financial debt issues and how to pay them, to strengthen the agreement in the field of arbitration cases and review all provisions between the two justice ministers.