Turkish President Erdogan hosted a trilateral summit with Italian Prime Minister Meloni and Libyan Head of Government Dbeibah, focusing on migration and stability in Libya.
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The trilateral summit in Istanbul addressed the issues of illegal migration and stability in Libya, with Erdogan stressing the need for multilateral coordination. Italy, a former colonial power in Libya, called for support for the Libyan government in combating migration and trafficking networks. Libya remains a departure point for migrants and internal instability continues to affect the situation.
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