Libya's eastern parliament approved a maritime border agreement with Turkey, and Turkey proposed to Egypt to delineate maritime borders.
Libya's eastern-based parliament approved the 2019 maritime border agreement with Turkey eight days ago, after years of opposition. The agreement delineates the maritime claims of Turkey and Libya in the Mediterranean Sea. Turkey's Ministry of National Defense also proposed to Egypt on Wednesday to sign a maritime border agreement, which is estimated to grant Egypt over 15,000 square kilometers of maritime jurisdiction.
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