Turkey says Libya's rival administrations may be moving toward reunification
Turkey hosted talks between Libya's eastern and western administrations last week. The talks focused on military unification as Libya's rival governments compete for power. A maritime deal was approved by Libya's eastern parliament with Turkey. Turkey's foreign minister said reunification is now possible and conditions are ready for a permanent agreement.
- Turkey hosted talks between Libya's eastern and western administrations last week.
- Libya has two rival governments competing for power.
- Libya's eastern-based parliament approved a maritime demarcation deal with Turkey.
- Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated the time has come to unify Libya's rival administrations.
- Discussions focused primarily on military unification during the talks.
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