On October 25, 2026, foreign ministers from Algeria, Tunisia, and Egypt met in Algiers to coordinate their stance on the Libyan conflict. The tripartite mechanism reaffirmed that a sustainable solution must be driven by the Libyan people themselves, free from external interference, and supported by the United Nations. The ministers emphasized the need for national elections to unify state institutions and end transitional periods. They also issued a firm demand for the withdrawal of all foreign fighters and mercenaries from Libya to ensure the nation's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The three countries agreed to maintain their collaborative efforts to facilitate a peaceful and inclusive political transition.