Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Migration and Expatriates, Emhemed Zidan, discussed with the Brazilian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Africa and the Middle East, Carlos Duarte, the return of the Brazilian embassy to work from Tripoli and the possibility of activating a number of agreements signed between the two countries. This came during their meeting on the sidelines of the African Diaspora Conference in the Brazilian city of Bahia, attended by the Libyan Ambassador to Brazil and Director of the Africa Department at the Brazilian Foreign Ministry, Antonio Cesar. The meeting also discussed issues of common interests between the two countries and relations between the two people and ways to develop them. Source: Libyan News Agency
Zidan and the Brazilian Deputy Foreign Minister discuss the return of the Brazilian Embassy to work from Tripoli.
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