Tunisia and Libya Sign Agreement to Reopen Ras Jedir Border Crossing
Tunisia and Libya signed an agreement on Wednesday, June 12, in Tripoli, to reopen four gates of the Ras Jedir border crossing, according to a statement from the Ministry of the Interior.
Signed by Tunisian Minister Khaled Nouri and his Libyan counterpart Imed Trabelsi, the agreement will take effect on June 20, after more than three months of closure due to security reasons, according to Italian news agency Nova News.
The agreement aims to facilitate the circulation of people and goods. The two parties also discussed accelerating maintenance and equipment works at Ras Jedir to conform to international standards.
In addition, the agreement includes a commitment to open six centers for electronic registration of Libyan citizens' vehicles and not to impose any unauthorized fees or fines between the two parties.
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