The officials also discussed launching an electronic platform to connect both countries’ ministries to provide an integrated database, which would identify the Libyan market’s needs for Egyptian labor. He said Cairo looks forward to taking part in the implementation of development projects in Libya. He also expressed keenness to continue boosting cooperation, consultation and intensive coordination with Egypt. Meanwhile, Head of Libya’s Presidential Council Mohammad al-Menfi pledged to work with the Joint Military Commission (5+5) to unite the country’s military forces. Since signing the ceasefire agreement in Geneva, the Commission has been studying means of expelling foreign fighters from Libya, a military source in eastern Libya told Asharq Al-Awsat.

Source: Libya Today March 14, 2021 08:48 UTC