NSG: Securing Borders Matter of Consultation Between Two Neighboring Countries.

Tripoli, 14 July 2015(Lana) The National Salvation Governemnt has said that any measures regarding securing borders should be conducted part of a discussion and consultation, and that any unilateral action would ensure peace stability between the two countries. The NSG called in a statement on Tunisian authorities to more dialogue and coordination to secure the common borders. It said was puzzled by Tunisian authorities reluctance to coordinate with the Libyan authorities despite an appeal by Libyan defense and security authorities to the Tunisian counterparts to discuss security coordination. 'We understand that the Tunisian Governemnt was a victim of terrorism including events at the university, Ban Sweiqa, Al Qasba, and the assault of the Al Jazeera bus, and the Bardo museum and lately the assault on the tourist resort of Sousse, the statement said. It said it was illogical that officials in Tunisian Governemnt blame Libya as source of terrorism, the statement said, adding that Libya itself was a victim of this terrorism as it lays the ground for a democratic system that renounces all forms of terrorism. The NSG Government called on the Tunisian media to do away with the provocative rhetoric, in favour of a more balanced objective message that better serve the interests of the two peoples. It denounced statements by some Tunisian officials which accused the Libyan people for violence acts in Tunisia before full investigation have been conducted, saying such actions undermine the relationship between the two closely linked peoples. The NSG renewed call for official authorities in Tunis to set up enquiry committees to investigate the recent events, warning against leveling accusation without proof. =Lana=