General Saddam Haftar, Libya’s army deputy commander-in-chief, arrived in N’Djamena for a landmark meeting with Chad’s President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno at the presidential palace. The summit centered on shared regional concerns and strategies to deepen bilateral collaboration across critical security and defense sectors, aligning with both nations’ long-term strategic interests.

During the talks, General Haftar emphasized the long-standing fraternal bonds between Libya and Chad, reaffirming his nation’s commitment to expanding military and security partnerships. He highlighted the urgent need to address common challenges together, underscoring how coordinated efforts could enhance regional stability.

President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno reciprocated by praising Libya’s military leadership, particularly Field Marshal Khalifa Abou al-Qasim Haftar and the Libyan Arab Armed Forces. He commended their pivotal role in safeguarding Libya’s security and stability, noting that these efforts directly contribute to broader regional peace and security.