Ahmed Maiteq, deputy head of the Presidency Council of the Libyan Government of National Accord, said that he had arranged with Egyptian officials the issue of opening the Egyptian embassy in the capital, Tripoli.
Maitiq is holding talks in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, on opening the air and sea space between Libya and Egypt, according to press sources.
Maitiq's agenda in Cairo includes facilitating relations and procedures between chambers of commerce in the Egyptian and Libyan capitals.
On the other hand, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Libyan Government of National Accord, Muhammad al-Taher Siyala, called for arrangements to ensure the protection of the Libyan borders, in coordination with the neighboring countries of Africa, to curb irregular migration.
In a speech to the Libyan African Forum in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, Siala added that his country will review its presence in African countries so that it takes into account the quality before quantity, and ensures the achievement of Libyan interests.
Cavusoglu stressed the need to protect the ceasefire in Libya (Anatolia)
Window of opportunity
In a related context, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that his country is determined to continue to keep the window of opportunities open for a viable, comprehensive, lasting and peaceful political solution in Libya.
In a statement on Turkish foreign policy over the past year to the World Press Magazine, Cavusoglu indicated that Turkey supports the UN-led political process in Libya.
He added that the preliminary results of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum were positive, welcoming the parties' decision to hold elections next December.
Cavusoglu stressed the need to protect the ceasefire in Libya, and that Turkey had rejected from the outset efforts to impose a military solution to the conflict.
He explained that if Turkey had not ensured the balance, Libya would have been plunged into chaos by obstructing the political process for a long time.