During the meeting, the two sides reviewed the existing cooperation pathways between the two countries and explored available prospects for strengthening and developing relations between Libya and the Central African Republic in various political, economic, and developmental fields. Both parties emphasized the importance of building on the historical ties between Libya and African nations and working to open new channels of cooperation that address the development and stability priorities in both countries, particularly in the areas of knowledge exchange, support for local development efforts, and the strengthening of parliamentary and institutional communication. The meeting also touched on regional developments across the African continent and their implications for security and stability. The two sides stressed the need to intensify coordination and consultation to confront common challenges and to enhance joint African action in a manner that serves the interests of African peoples and promotes stability in the region. At the conclusion of the meeting, Mr. Martin Ziguele expressed his appreciation for Libya’s role in supporting African cooperation and its commitment to the principles of partnership and solidarity. For his part, the Minister reaffirmed the Libyan government’s keenness to strengthen relations with the Central African Republic and its readiness to advance cooperation to broader levels in a way that serves the mutual interests of both sides.