Libya’s Minister of Labor and Rehabilitation, Ali Al-Abed, has called for the resumption of consultations on a memorandum of understanding with the Turkish Ministry of Labor and Social Security. The proposed agreement aims to strengthen bilateral cooperation and foster development in various sectors, according to a statement from the ministry on its official Facebook page.
Al-Abed’s remarks came during a meeting with Türkiye’s Ambassador to Libya in Tripoli on Wednesday. The discussion focused on enhancing collaboration in labor and vocational training between the two nations.
The minister expressed appreciation for Türkiye’s supportive stance on Libya’s stability and emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation in labor and skills development. He highlighted the need for effective coordination between the two ministries to facilitate the operations of Turkish companies involved in development projects backed by Libya’s Government of National Unity.
The memorandum, once finalized, is expected to advance shared goals and contribute to the development of both nations.
