Libya’s army chief of staff held separate meetings in Tripoli to review support for the air force and naval forces. Talks focused on pilot training at the Air College, supplying training aircraft, maintaining naval vessels, and completing infrastructure projects. Officials said the steps aim to improve operational readiness, raise efficiency, and strengthen maritime security. The meetings stressed resolving technical challenges and advancing practical solutions to enable the armed forces to carry out national duties effectively.
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Libya Army Backs Air, Naval Forces
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19/01/2026
Libya’s army chief of staff held separate meetings in Tripoli to review support for the air force and naval forces. Talks focused on pilot training at the Air College, supplying training aircraft, maintaining naval vessels, and completing infrastructure projects. Officials said the steps aim to improve operational readiness, raise efficiency, and strengthen maritime security. The meetings stressed resolving technical challenges and advancing practical solutions to enable the armed forces to carry out national duties effectively.
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