Algerian Radio
The meeting of the Algerian-Libyan Joint Customs Committee, held yesterday, Wednesday, in Tripoli, culminated in the signing of cooperation agreement minutes between the two sides.
According to a statement by the Directorate General of Customs, the committee meeting took place at the headquarters of the Libyan Customs Authority, serving to reinforce the bonds of cooperation and coordination between both parties.
The statement highlighted the commitment of both sides to developing working mechanisms in service of shared interests, enhancing port and border security, and protecting the national economies of both countries.
The statement highlighted the commitment of both sides to developing working mechanisms in service of shared interests, enhancing port and border security, and protecting the national economies of both countries.
The meeting addressed a number of topics of mutual concern, including the activation of the mutual administrative assistance agreement between the two sides.
It also touched upon evaluating the movement of goods and means of transport between the two countries.
Furthermore, the meeting discussed strengthening cooperation in combating smuggling and various forms of cross-border organized crime.
The agenda extended to cooperation in training, capacity building, and the exchange of expertise.
