Hespress learned from a Libyan diplomatic source that Mohamed Tekala, head of Libya’s High Council of State, will arrive in Rabat on February 14 to meet with Moroccan political figures from the legislative branch for meetings.
“Takala, accompanied by a Libyan diplomatic delegation, will travel by private plane to Rabat, and he and his accompanying delegation will later attend a ceremony commemorating the founding of the Maghreb Union (Arab Maghreb Union) on February 17, 2024, to be held in the capital of the North, Tangier,” the Hespress source stated.
The source confirmed that “the countries that are supposed to attend this anniversary are mainly the Maghreb countries,” adding that there is no official data regarding the participation of Algeria, Morocco’s eastern neighbor, which broke off diplomatic relations with Rabat in 2021.
Hespress had learned from an official Libyan source that the political parties in this Maghreb country, especially the Libyan House of Representatives and the High Council of State, are currently holding consultations to hold a new round of talks in the Kingdom of Morocco.
“Morocco has always been the host and sponsor of the Libyan political dialog sessions, as the talks held in several Moroccan cities led to positive results, whether it is related to the Skhirat agreements or the Bouznika understandings, as well as the talks of the 6+6 joint committee for the preparation of electoral laws in Libya,” the source told Hespress.
Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, had previously emphasized that Morocco is always engaged, under the clear instructions of King Mohammed VI, in accompanying the Libyan parties, responding to them, and standing by their side, until the protracted Libyan crisis comes to an end.
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