Libya attended a meeting with Tunisia, Algeria, and Italy in Naples to address illegal immigration and transnational crimes. The discussions focused on strengthening regional cooperation, enhancing security measures, and increasing intelligence sharing to combat human trafficking.
Libya participated in a quadripartite meeting with Tunisia, Algeria, and Italy in Naples, focusing on illegal immigration and transnational crimes. The objective was to foster regional cooperation to combat human trafficking and related issues.
Attending the meeting was Emad Al-Trabelsi, the acting Minister of Interior for the Government of National Unity, alongside Italy’s Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi. Their discussion centered on enhancing collaboration among the countries regarding illegal immigration, emphasizing the importance of increasing security coordination.
Participants highlighted the importance of cooperation among countries of origin, transit, and destination. They emphasized activating intelligence-sharing channels to target and dismantle criminal networks associated with illegal immigration and trafficking.
Additionally, the ministers called for the development of joint operational mechanisms and enhanced exchanges of expertise in combating organized crime and illegal immigration.
The quadripartite meeting between Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, and Italy underscores a commitment to tackle illegal immigration and transnational crimes through regional collaboration. Emphasis was placed on security coordination, intelligence sharing, and joint operational strategies to effectively combat human trafficking and enhance overall regional security.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
