Turkey Describes Maritime Memorandum with Libya as Legitimate After Eastern Libyan Parliament Ratifies It

Turkey described the memorandum of understanding signed in 2019 with the Government of National Accord on maritime borders as entirely legitimate, after the Libyan House of Representatives in eastern Libya ratified it. The stance came amid objections to the memorandum from Egypt and Israel, while an international law professor affirmed that Egypt's position is grounded in solid legal principles.

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• Turkey described the memorandum as entirely legitimate on Wednesday, after the Libyan House of Representatives, meeting in eastern Libya, ratified it on Tuesday.

  «وصفت تركيا، الأربعاء، مذكرة التفاهم التي صادق عليها مجلس النواب الليبي المنعقد في شرق البلاد، الثلاثاء»

  CNN بالعربية on MSN
• International law professor Mohamed Mahmoud Mehran affirmed that Egypt's position on the memorandum is grounded in solid legal principles, in a comment on a statement issued on Wednesday.

  «أكد أستاذ القانون الدولي محمد محمود مهران أن موقف مصر من مذكرة التفاهم الليبية التركية راسخ على قواعد قانونية»

  المصري اليوم

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