London:Mohamed Salem Al-Siwi, Head of the Ports and Maritime Transport Authority, met with Arsenio Dominguez, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), to explore opportunities for enhancing joint cooperation and developing partnership relations between Libya and the IMO. The meeting was held on the sidelines of the Libyan delegation's involvement in the 138th session of the IMO Council in London.

According to Libyan News Agency, Al-Siwi highlighted the initiatives taken by the Ministry of Transportation under the Government of National Unity. These initiatives, led by the Ports and Maritime Transport Authority, aim to advance Libya's national maritime transport sector. Key efforts discussed included training and capacity building for human resources, aligning national legislation with international standards, and enhancing maritime security, navigational safety, and marine environmental protection.

The Ministry of Transportation stated that the meeting is part of ongoing efforts to bolster Libya's presence in international maritime forums. It aims to strengthen relations with the IMO and leverage the organization's programs and technical expertise to support and modernize Libya’s maritime sector, ensuring it meets international standards and requirements.