Libya and Tunisia are strengthening their transport cooperation to enhance cross-border movement.
During a recent meeting in Tunis, officials from Libya and Tunisia discussed expanding land transport collaboration. The talks, held on 11 and 12 August, focused on proposals to develop Libya’s transport system and activate a bilateral agreement from 1996 regarding the transport of passengers and goods.
Libya and Tunisia Discuss Land Transport Cooperation
The joint technical committee meeting brought together key figures from both nations. Libya’s Deputy Transport Minister for Land Transport Affairs, Fadlallah Rafallah Ashour, led the Libyan delegation. Tunisia’s delegation was headed by Tarek Bouazizi, the Director General of Land Transport.
One of the main topics was the activation of the 1996 bilateral agreement aimed at facilitating the transport of passengers and goods by road. Both sides emphasized the need to improve services and streamline transport procedures at border crossings.
Libya: Key figures on Land Transport Cooperation
- Meeting dates: 11 and 12 August
- Bilateral agreement signed on: 31 July 1996
Strengthening Ties for Better Transport Services
The discussions reaffirmed the close ties between Libya and Tunisia. Both nations acknowledged the importance of continued coordination to enhance the movement of people and goods. Improving services at border crossings was highlighted as a priority.
Next Steps for Transport Collaboration
- Activate the bilateral agreement on transport
- Develop Libya’s land transport system
- Streamline transport procedures at border crossings
Libya and Tunisia are committed to enhancing their transport links for better regional connectivity.
