Eastern Libya parliament approves 2019 maritime deal with Turkiye
Haftar’s Benghazi-based government said in a statement on Tuesday that his Tobruk-based House of Representatives voted unanimously to approve the 2019 memorandum of understanding signed between Turkiye and Libya’s UN-recognised former Government of National Accord (GNA) on the delimitation of maritime boundaries between the two countries in the Mediterranean Sea. The approval came six years after the same parliament in 2020 unanimously rejected the ratification of the deal and cut political...
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