A Libyan delegation, led by Major General Mahmoud Al-Ajili, visited Turkey to enhance security cooperation, following a memorandum of understanding between the two ministries of interior. They met with Turkish officials, toured various security facilities, and discussed advanced training programs to improve law enforcement capabilities.
On Monday, a delegation from the Ministry of Interior of Libya’s Government of National Unity, led by Major General Mahmoud Al-Ajili, the head of the Criminal Investigation Department, commenced a working visit to Turkey. The delegation was warmly received by Lieutenant General Hussein Kurtoglu, the Deputy General Forces of the Turkish Gendarmerie, alongside several high-ranking Turkish officials. This visit aims to enhance security cooperation between the two nations under the memorandum of understanding previously established between their respective ministries regarding law enforcement and training enhancement.
Upon arrival, the Libyan delegation proceeded to the headquarters of the Turkish Gendarmerie, where they engaged in discussions on improving security collaboration, as well as advanced training programs. The delegation explored various facilities including the operations room, monitoring center, canine and equine training centers, the Cybercrime and Cybersecurity Department, and forensic laboratories, all aimed at solidifying joint efforts in enhancing security capabilities.
The Ministry of Interior of the Government of National Unity has established three memoranda of understanding with Turkey’s Ministry of Interior relating to training, rehabilitation, and coordination in law enforcement and security cooperation. Such agreements are indicative of the strides that Libya is making in bolstering its internal security framework, particularly through partnerships with international entities.
This visit reflects Libya’s commitment to refining its law enforcement practices through international collaboration and highlights Turkey’s role as a strategic partner in this endeavor. These efforts are essential in advancing Libya’s security landscape and fostering a more stable environment for its citizens.
Libya has faced significant security challenges in recent years, particularly following the civil war and the subsequent establishment of various political factions. The Government of National Unity aims to navigate these challenges by fostering international partnerships that bolster its law enforcement capabilities. Collaborations with countries like Turkey are part of a broader strategy to enhance operational proficiency and improve overall public safety through training and shared resources.
The visit by the Libyan delegation to Turkey underscores a proactive approach towards strengthening security cooperation and law enforcement capabilities. By signing three memoranda of understanding with Turkey, Libya is not only enhancing its training frameworks but is also working to improve its response to internal security challenges in a collaborative manner. These strategic partnerships are vital for Libya’s ongoing efforts to stabilize its national security operations.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
