In a joint statement following their meeting, the ministers emphasized the importance of coordination among the three neighboring countries to help Libyans overcome divisions and end the years-long crisis through dialogue and national reconciliation.
They reiterated their full support for the role of the United Nations in facilitating a political settlement and organizing credible, inclusive elections that reflect the will of the Libyan people.
The ministers called for the consolidation of national reconciliation among all Libyan factions, the rebuilding of state institutions, and the unification of the country’s military and security structures.
Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia underscored the need to accelerate development efforts and ensure equitable distribution of resources to guarantee social stability and prevent a relapse into conflict.
Rejecting all forms of foreign interference, the ministers warned that external interventions only deepen divisions and threaten Libya’s stability and regional security.
They expressed concern over the continued presence of foreign forces and mercenaries in Libyan territory and demanded their withdrawal in accordance with relevant international resolutions.
The three countries also reaffirmed their readiness to continue joint efforts and regional coordination, alongside the United Nations and the African Union, to support a peaceful, sustainable solution that restores Libya’s full sovereignty.
The ministers agreed to hold the next round of the tripartite mechanism in Tunisia, with the date to be announced later through diplomatic channels.
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