Tripoli: Taher Al-Baour, acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Government of National Unity, engaged in discussions with Jeremy Berndt, Chargé d'Affaires of the US Embassy in Libya, regarding the current political landscape in Libya and potential facilitation of US visas for Libyan citizens.According to Libyan News Agency, the meeting delved into the bilateral relations between Libya and the United States, exploring avenues to develop and enhance cooperation across multiple sectors. The dialogue covered the present political situation in Libya with an aim to support the political process towards achieving stability.The conversation also touched upon the challenges associated with visa procedures, exploring options to ease these processes for Libyan citizens, aligning with their mutual interests.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip was a topic of concern, with both parties emphasizing the urgency for an immediate ceasefi re and the free flow of humanitarian aid. The deteriorating conditions in the region drew mutual concern.Both sides underscored the necessity for ongoing joint consultation and coordination with the objective of bolstering security and stability in Libya and the broader region.