Mohammed Takala, a candidate for the HCS leadership, is on a two-day diplomatic visit to Mauritania to strengthen bilateral relations. He and Mauritania’s National Assembly President Mohamed Ould Meguett discussed enhancing parliamentary collaboration and addressing challenges facing the Maghreb Union. Their meeting included legislative representatives, highlighting the importance of uniting efforts for regional progress as divisions within the HCS continue.
Mr. Mohammed Takala, a candidate for the Head of the High Council of State (HCS), has commenced a two-day diplomatic visit to Mauritania. The Mauritanian authorities in Nouakchott emphasized that this visit seeks to enhance the bilateral relations between Libya and Mauritania. The official website of the Mauritanian Parliament featured footage of the reception held in honor of Mr. Takala by Mr. Mohamed Ould Meguett, the President of the Mauritanian National Assembly.
During their meeting, Mr. Meguett and Mr. Takala discussed fostering bilateral relations, particularly within the parliamentary domain. They also addressed the necessity of fortifying the institutions of the Maghreb Union, recognizing its significance for the people and countries within the Maghreb region. Additionally, they deliberated on mutual interests that concern both nations.
Following their discussions, Mr. Meguett convened an extended meeting with the HCS delegation, which included several legislative representatives. He underscored that the Mauritanian-Libyan relations, marked by notable advancements, form a critical pillar of collaborative Maghreb initiatives. Furthermore, he urged the Maghreb nations to engage in concerted efforts to navigate the existing challenges that hinder the progress of the Maghreb Union.
The HCS has remained divided between Mr. Takala and Mr. Khalid Al-Mishri for the past seven months, a situation that has persisted since the initial election sessions were held amid conflicting judicial decisions favoring both candidates for the presidency.
In conclusion, Mr. Mohammed Takala’s visit to Mauritania signifies a commitment to strengthening relations between Libya and Mauritania while promoting the importance of the Maghreb Union. The discussions held by Mr. Takala and Mr. Meguett highlight their joint efforts to address mutual interests and collaborative challenges, emphasizing the need for unity within the Maghreb countries amid ongoing divisions within the HCS.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
