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Africa and Europe are making concerted efforts to address Turkey’s expected military intervention in war-torn Libya.
As Egypt mobilizes the foreign ministers of France, Italy, Greece and Cyprus to discuss the matter in Cairo, Algeria’s newly-elected President Abdelmadjid Tebboune receives Turkey’s foreign minister to exchange views on the situation.
Political analyst Moncef Djaziri gives us his take on the Libya-Turkey relations.
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