Dbeibeh stated that during the summit, Libya presented a comprehensive vision to enhance regional coordination on irregular migration issues. This approach addresses the root causes rather than just dealing with the consequences, emphasizing that “our countries do not and will not accept resettling irregular migrants on our lands.” This stance reflects Libya’s adherence to its sovereignty and rejection of any externally imposed solutions, according to a statement obtained by Sputnik.
The head of the “interim national unity government” added that “Libya is reclaiming its role as an active partner in the region today, confidently moving towards comprehensive stability that reinforces state prestige, serves the interests of Mediterranean peoples, and opens new horizons for integration and joint development.”
Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh pointed out that “regional partnerships based on fair economic cooperation and political coordination are a fundamental pillar for building a true stability system in the region, especially amid rising challenges related to migration, energy, and security.”
This trilateral summit is an important step in the path of regional dialogue, as Libya aims to establish itself as an effective partner contributing to the formulation of realistic and sustainable solutions for the region’s problems.
