Concluding a ministerial meeting in Algiers on October 25, 2026, the foreign ministers of Algeria, Tunisia, and Egypt called for a comprehensive political resolution to the Libyan crisis that upholds the nation's sovereignty and unity. The officials emphasized the need for simultaneous presidential and parliamentary elections within a consensual legal framework to conclude the transition period. The participants reiterated their backing for UN-led efforts, stressing that the political process must remain Libyan-led and Libyan-owned. On security matters, the three nations rejected all foreign interference and demanded the withdrawal of all foreign troops and mercenaries. Furthermore, they urged the protection of frozen Libyan financial assets and the unification of economic efforts to foster stability and growth for the Libyan people.