Libya and China Plan to Resume Embassy Operations in Tripoli

Libya and China are preparing to resume the operations of the Chinese embassy in Tripoli in April. The Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Taher Al-Baour, and Chargé d’Affaires Liu Jian discussed enhancing bilateral relations and the impact of resumed consular services on fostering cooperation between the two nations.

On a recent occasion in Tripoli, the Chargé d’Affaires of the Chinese embassy in Libya, Liu Jian, met with the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Taher Al-Baour. This meeting focused on examining the strong bilateral relations between Libya and China and identifying opportunities to enhance mutual cooperation across various sectors.

The discussions also included plans for the resumption of Chinese embassy operations in Tripoli, which is scheduled for April. This reopening will enable the embassy to provide consular services to Libyan citizens and residents, thereby fostering both economic and cultural exchanges between the two nations.

The meeting between Libya and China’s diplomatic representatives underscores the commitment to strengthening bilateral relations. The resumption of embassy operations represents a significant step toward revitalizing economic and cultural ties, ultimately serving the common interests of both countries.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly