AFRICOM: We want stability for Libya, and the latter demands cooperation with the United States to achieve its goals

Head of the US Africa Command (AFRICOM), Michael Langley, confirmed that African countries in the west and north and across the Sahel region are communicating with the United States to hold discussions on how to achieve their own security goals, and Libya is one of these countries.

Langley explained, in statements at a press conference reported by the AFRICOM website, that these countries know the intrinsic value that the United States brings to them, noting that we work through diplomatic means as well as defense means with Libya.

He pointed out that we know that the Libyan side will participate in the conference hosted by Botswana during the last week of June for African military leaders to discuss cooperation and exchange of knowledge with the United States.

He added that both the forces of the American Khalifa Haftar and the government of Dabiba will participate from Libya, adding, “I previously met representatives of both parties last year, and they know that we want stability for them, and they are demanding that the United States deal with them so that they can achieve those goals.”