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Tunis, Nov 11 (KUNA) -- Libya’s Minister of Interior in the Government of National Unity, Emad al-Abdali, held talks today with his Jordanian counterpart, Mazen al-Farayeh, on ways to enhance security cooperation and develop bilateral partnership between the two countries. The meeting took place during al-Abdali’s official visit to Jordan, leading a high-level security delegation.

The Libyan News Agency reported that the talks addressed prospects for expanding security and police cooperation, strengthening joint coordination, and exchanging information, expertise, and experiences. The parties also discussed the bilateral security cooperation agreement, particularly in the field of combating narcotics and psychotropic substances, and intensifying efforts to combat trafficking and smuggling crimes.

Both sides explored ways to develop the technical capacities of the Libyan Ministry of Interior, especially regarding surveillance camera systems and modern technologies, and to benefit from Jordanian expertise in this field. They also emphasized enhancing cooperation in training and capacity-building, including the preparation of specialized training programs for ministry personnel, particularly in law enforcement.

During the meeting, emphasis was placed on the importance of leveraging Jordan’s experience to develop the capabilities of Libyan security personnel and improve their performance, thereby strengthening institutional work and elevating security performance standards.

The meeting comes within the framework of supporting the security partnership between Libya and Jordan and broadening the horizons of cooperation and joint action to enhance security capacities and support both countries’ efforts to consolidate security and stability. (End) S.B.M. / M.M.J.