Turkish parliament speaker meets with president of Libya’s High Council

Published November 01,2023

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Türkiye’s parliament speaker met with the president of Libya’s High Council on Tuesday and mentioned the most recent scenario in Libya and Palestine.

Numan Kurtulmuş advised Mohamed Takala that Israel has carried out assaults in opposition to Palestinians which have exceeded the dimensions of a bloodbath and could possibly be described as genocide.

“One of the biggest reasons why this mentality under which hospitals, schools, civilian settlements and places where children are present are bombed cannot be stopped is unfortunately the disunity, division and fragmentation of the regional countries,” Kurtulmuş stated throughout his assembly with Takala in Libya’s parliament constructing.

Following the one-on-one assembly, they presided over an inter-delegation assembly.

Kurtulmuş stated in a speech earlier than the assembly that the Turkish and Libyan peoples are brotherly, pleasant and two nations with robust historic and cultural ties.

He stated Türkiye is nicely conscious of the difficulties Libya has been going by lately and has been intently following them.

He additionally expressed Ankara’s want for the robust presence of the federal government in Tripoli to proceed and in the end for Libya to reunify beneath a single roof.

Kurtulmuş identified that Türkiye stands by the legit authorities of Libya, persevering with to help the swift decision of their points and Libya’s deserved place within the worldwide neighborhood.

“In Gaza, if an immediate cease-fire and urgent humanitarian aid cannot be implemented, the primary responsibility for this, of course, lies with Israel. However, just as much as the Israeli government, all countries — especially some Western countries that support Israel’s aggression — will be equally responsible for this brutality and this massacre,” he stated.

“This is a matter of humanity. If humanity watches this happen, they will all become complicit together.”

He added that the one strategy to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian battle is a two-state resolution.