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Libya is seeking to restore its presence in Africa. The African Union office in Tripoli has reopened after 11 years, and the headquarters of the NEPAD agency is due to open in October. Libya is also aiming for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2028–2029 term. Tripoli is preparing to host the fourth Africa–Turkey Partnership Summit on 8 and 9 December, where discussions are expected to cover areas including energy, investment, reconstruction, trade and digital transformation. Diplomats say the return of continental institutions offers an opportunity to strengthen cooperation, but is not enough to restore Libya’s influence unless the country unifies its diplomatic vision and develops practical partnerships and initiatives. The African Union’s effectiveness in resolving the crisis, they add, will still depend on coordinating existing tracks and putting them into effect.
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