Egypt says it is discussing Turkish-Libyan maritime boundary deal with Tripoli

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Egypt’s foreign minister says Cairo is in talks with Tripoli about a Turkish-Libyan maritime boundary agreement. The report says the deal, signed in 2019 by Libya’s internationally recognized government, was approved last month by the eastern parliament.

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Why it matters

The report concerns maritime boundaries in the eastern Mediterranean, but it identifies no direct effect on the United States. The immediate parties affected are Egypt, Libya and Turkey.

What happens next

The talks between Cairo and Tripoli are underway, according to the report. It does not specify their agenda, a timeline or any expected decision.

Whether Egypt and Tripoli announce the substance or outcome of their talks

Whether the agreement’s approval leads to further regional diplomatic action