Libya "is too big a challenge" for lone European nations, which are now "moving towards" joint action on the war-torn country and are "on the same page", Italy's premier Mario Draghi stated on Wednesday.
There has been progress on the key issue of foreign fighters in Libya and "hopefully within coming days" they will start to be withdrawn, the country's foreign minister Najla al-Mangoush said after an international meeting in Berlin.
Premier Abdul Hamid Dbeibah and his interim unified executive will do their utmost to prevent further conflict in Libya and to steer it to a democratic and prosperous future, he tweeted from the second Berlin conference on Wednesday.
The international community has to unite over war-torn Libya to ensure its people get back their democratic right to elect their leaders in free and fair polls, the country prime minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah stated on Wednesday
The European Union must "make a specific commitment" to stabilising war-ravaged Libya, preferably under the aegis of the United Nations, Italy's premier Mario Draghi stated on Wednesday.
The head of Libya's presidential council, Mohammed al-Menfi, on Tuesday held talks in Rome with premier Mario Draghi, the Italian government said in a statement.
Libya's political stabilisation and institutional transition ahead of elections slated for December, as well as the relaunch of its bilateral partnership with Italy was the focus of talks in Rome on Thursday between its parliament speaker Aghila Saleh and foreign minister Luigi Di Maio.
Europe can have a key role in upholding the ceasefire between rival forces in war-wracked Libya and in ensuring security, Italy's lower house of parliament speaker Roberto Fico said on Thursday
Landmark polls in Libya due to be held on 24 December must take place, the war-torn country's parliament speaker Aquila Saleh is understood to have told his Italian counterpart during talks in Rome on Thursday.
Italy's foreign ministry on Thursday hailed an announcement by Libyan authorities that they would restore visa issuing procedures for Italian military personnel deployed to the city of Misrata, calling the move "a positive development".
The Italian government has strongly condemned the terrorist attack in the southern Libyan city of Sebha on Sunday which was claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group.
Libya's prime minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah on Monday pledged to "remove any obstacles" faced by Italian companies that want to do business with the war-ravaged oil producer.
Foreign minister Luigi Di Maio on Monday thanked Libya's interim unified executive led by premier Abdul Hamid Debeibah for renewing Italian companies' confidence in the war-torn country.
Italy is collaborating with Libya in the health field and is to build hospitals, send medical workers and will treat children who have cancer, premier Mario Draghi announced on Monday.
Libya's political factions should work for the "full implementation" of a truce agreed last October between the country's warring sides, key to which is with the withdrawal of all foreign mercenaries and the re-opening of the Sirte-Misrata coastal road, Italy's primer Mario Draghi stated on Monday.
Italy is determined to help cement peace in war-torn Libya and cooperation between the two countries is "increasingly fertile and active," premier Mario Draghi said Monday after a bilateral business forum in Rome.
The European Union's Irini anti-smuggling mission in the Mediterranean should re-start its training and equipping of Libya's navy and its coastguard, Italy's defence minister Lorenzo Guerini said on Friday.
Europe's security depends on stopping Mediterranean migration, Italy's foreign minister Luigi Di Maio stated on Friday, calling for "a joint effort" from the European Union to stabilise the war-torn country.
European aid to Libya on migration and on rebuilding the war-ravaged country will be the focus of talks in Tripoli on Friday attended by Italy's foreign minister Luigi Di Maio, according to diplomatic sources.
Libya and the Middle East as well as maritime zones and bilateral dialogue were at the centre of talks on Tuesday between Italy's foreign minister Luigi Di Maio and his Algerian counterpart Sabri Bokadoum.
