Presidential Council Chairman Mohamed Menfi discussed the latest security developments in Libya with the head of the Libyan Intelligence Service, Abdulmajid Mleiqta, including the agency’s efforts to address national security issues and the outcomes of regional and international engagements aimed at strengthening intelligence cooperation.
Menfi received a briefing from Mleiqta on the agency’s operations and developments in key security matters, including the outcomes of a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Committee of Intelligence and Security Services of Africa (CISSA), held via video conference and chaired by Mleiqta in his capacity as committee chairman.
The meeting focused on strengthening intelligence coordination and cooperation among African countries and intensifying efforts to address shared security threats and challenges.
Mleiqta also briefed Menfi on the outcomes of his participation in the Baku Security Conference in Azerbaijan, where he held meetings with his counterparts to discuss intelligence cooperation, border security, counterterrorism and organized crime, as well as the implications of regional developments for security and stability.
Menfi stressed the importance of continuing efforts to safeguard national security, improve intelligence capabilities and strengthen Libya’s participation in African and international security cooperation frameworks to serve the country’s interests and support security and stability.