Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Salem al-Zadma, met on Sunday with the German Chargé d’Affaires to Libya, Daniel Schemske, to discuss the trajectory of bilateral relations and enhance joint cooperation across several vital sectors. This meeting reflects the Libyan government’s drive to establish international partnerships founded on mutual cooperation, contributing to the realization of stability and development. It further underscores the vital role played by European nations, including Germany, in providing essential support to Libyan efforts across diverse fields.
The meeting involved a thorough review of the existing partnership between Tripoli and Berlin, with an emphasis on broadening economic cooperation to include new fields. Developmental priorities took center stage, as both parties explored prospects for implementing joint projects to bolster infrastructure and upgrading public services. Furthermore, the discussion underscored the value of utilizing German technical expertise to support reconstruction initiatives and the potential for launching training and qualification programs designed to enhance the capabilities of Libyan personnel across various professional fields.
The talks also delved into the issue of illegal migration, identifying it as a prominent shared challenge between Libya and European nations. Both sides reviewed the complexities of this phenomenon and effective ways to manage it, emphasizing the necessity of addressing the root causes and mitigating humanitarian and security repercussions through a holistic approach. There was also a shared commitment to supporting efforts to organize this file, ensuring a careful balance between humanitarian considerations and security requirements. Both parties highlighted the importance of sustained direct coordination between their respective official institutions to ensure a balanced partnership and support the path toward stability across various national sectors.
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