The High Council of State (HCS) has called for greater security and service coordination to address the challenges posed by irregular migration. The council discussed the issue and its security and social implications during a meeting in Tripoli on Tuesday with representatives of the Security Support and Assistance Agency. HCS President, Mohamed Takala, alongside members of the National Security and Anti-Corruption committees, met senior agency officials to examine the impact of irregular migration on Libyan society. Discussions focused on ways to curb the phenomenon and regulate migrant labour in line with national interests, while limiting its negative effects on security and stability.

Source: Libya Observer January 29, 2026 13:52 UTC