Libya, Russia explore cultural cooperation ahead of 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties
The two officials explored mechanisms for supporting and enhancing cultural exchange between the two countries, building on their longstanding historical ties. Discussions also focused on activating joint initiatives aimed at fostering dialogue and creative collaboration between cultural institutions in both nations.
The meeting comes as preparations are underway to mark the 70th anniversary of the establishment of Libyan-Russian diplomatic relations, set to be commemorated in 2025.
During the meeting, Lukashin presented Minister Tougi with an official invitation from Russia's Minister of Culture to participate in the 11th United Cultures Forum. Culture Tagged: Libya Russia cultural ties
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