Minister of Justice and her Turkish Counterpart Discuss the MoU on Transfer of Convicted Persons.

Tripoli, 12 October 2026 (Lana) GNU Minister of Justice, Halima Ibrahim, discussed with her Turkish Counterpart, Akın Gürlek, ways to develop judicial cooperation between the two countries.

This came during their meeting on the sidelines of Halima’s participation in the International Justice Summit, held in Istanbul under the theme “The Future of International Justice: A Shared Responsibility for Humanity.”

The two sides also discussed judicial cooperation, including the memorandum of understanding on the transfer of convicted persons.

According to the Ministry of Justice through its media office, the summit, which saw broad participation by ministers of justice and senior judicial officials from a large number of countries, representatives of international organizations, and a distinguished group of academics, aims to facilitate direct and constructive dialogue on a number of key issues facing justice systems today, amid the challenges posed by rapid technological developments and evolving security threats.

The summit’s agenda included a number of discussions covering various topics, including digital platforms, social responsibility, the future of the legal profession, migration and human mobility, human dignity, the energy transition, sustainable development, cross-border cybercrime, and criminal justice.

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