Cairo in talks with Tripoli over Turkish maritime boundary deal, Egyptian FM says
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The agreement, signed in 2019 by the Tripoli-based, internationally recognized Libyan government, was approved last month by the eastern Libyan parliament, the House of Representatives.
Cairo and Tripoli have agreed to hold talks following Egypt's concerns over Libya's maritime memorandum of understanding with Turkey, a deal that could threaten Israel's ability to develop underwater infrastructure connections and pose broader maritime security challenges, Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ambassador Nader Zaki told Egypt's Alghad TV on Monday.The agreement, signed in 2019 by the Tripoli-based, internationally recognized Libyan government, was approved by the eastern Libyan parliament, the House of Representatives, last month, drawing criticism from Cyprus, Egypt, Greece, and Israel.The interview came two days after Egypt reopened its embassy building in Tripoli, which…
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