Turkey reopens embassy in Libya’s Tripoli, vows to help stability in conflict-hit country

‘Turkey has reopened its embassy in Libya, becoming the second country to revive its diplomatic mission in the war-torn North African country.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Monday that Ambassador Ahmet Aydin Dogan would lead the mission in the capital, Tripoli.
It said the reopening could help Turkey rebuild Libya both economically and politically.
“The reopening of the embassy will allow Turkey to make stronger contributions to efforts to build peace and stability, as well as reconstruction in Libya,” said the statement, adding, “Turkey will continue to support the territorial integrity and national unity of brotherly Libya.”’
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