Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, received delegations of well-wishers at the General Staff Headquarters in Rajma to mark the occasion of Eid al-Fitr. The gathering included military leaders and officers, as well as prominent sheikhs, elders, and sages from Libyan tribes representing the eastern, southern, central, and western regions. Members of the House of Representatives, activists, and media professionals were also in attendance. The reception was held in the presence of General Saddam Haftar, Deputy Commander-in-Chief; General Khaled Haftar, Chief of the General Staff; Mr. Abdul Razzaq al-Nadhuri, National Security Advisor; Lieutenant General Bassem al-Buaishi, Assistant to the Commander-in-Chief; and General Ayoub Bousif, Director of the Commander-in-Chief’s Office.
Commander-in-Chief discusses military developments and readiness plans with Chiefs of Staff
The Commander-in-Chief welcomed the visitors, praising the meeting as a testament to the strength of Libya’s social fabric and the unity of national components around their military institution, while extending his congratulations to the attendees on this blessed occasion.
Commander-in-Chief Joins Military Officers for Iftar, Emphasizing Readiness and Training
During the meeting, the Commander-in-Chief underscored the vital importance of maintaining national security and stability while striving toward progress and development. He asserted that the Armed Forces remain fully prepared to defend the homeland, uphold its sovereignty, and safeguard its resources regardless of the circumstances. Furthermore, he highlighted the need for a comprehensive review of past national events and an assessment of the current phase to ensure a steady transition toward a more stable and secure future.