Chaos in Libya has become a threat to the neighboring countries that are trying to have a strict grip on their borders with Libya, especially after reports about dubious movements of smugglers and terrorists.
Neighboring countries of Libya are still sharing speculations about what would threaten their security and the security of the Sahel region.
The President of Chad, Idriss Deby said lately that the countries impacted with the terrorist threats coming out of the repurcussions of Libya’s crisis are spending between 18% and 32% of their annual budgets on security measures to thwart criminal and terrorist operations.
Deby said terrorism in the Sahel region is linked to the chaos in Libya after the military intervention in 2011, saying Africa is now dealing with its ramifications that started 10 years ago.
Meanwhile, the Head of Sudan’s Transitional Government Abdullah Hamdouk said the quartet initiative should be implemented in order to have the borders with Libya monitored.
These remarks came in a meeting for him with the member of the Presidential Council Ahmed Meiteeg.
The two sides agreed to work on bilateral efforts to secure borders and increase cooperation.
