Ahmed Adel
Qatar signed a security cooperation agreement with the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA) on Oct. 26.
The view among observers is that the two sides signed the agreement only with the aim of sabotaging ongoing efforts to find a negotiated settlement to the conflict in Libya.
The signing of the agreement came only days after rival Libyan parties signed a comprehensive ceasefire agreement in Geneva.
The agreement makes it necessary for the militias operating in Libya to be disbanded and the mercenaries present in the country to get out of it.
The agreement also stipulates the unification of the Libyan military establishment and getting Turkish troops out of Libya.
Qatari-Turkish attempts
Observers viewed the security cooperation agreement between the GNA and Qatar as a new Qatari-Turkish attempt to maintain support to terrorist organizations and militias operating in Libya. They also considered it as an attempt by the two countries to infiltrate official Libyan institutions.
The agreement was signed during a visit to Qatari capital Doha by GNA Foreign Minister Mohamed Sayala and Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha.
The two GNA officials held talks with Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad.
Masked terrorism
The security cooperation agreement between the two sides allows Qatar to offer training to administrative workers within the GNA and upgrade the traffic system.
Qatar will also offer training to GNA coast guards and offer assistance to GNA police and investigation agencies in conducting investigations in criminal cases.
The agreement became effective as soon as it was signed. It lasts for three years, after which it will be renewed automatically.
Dubious move
The Libyan National Army (GNA) commented on the signing of the agreement by describing it as a dubious move to undermine the ceasefire agreement signed in Geneva.
LNA Spokesman Ahmed al-Mesmari said Qatar is the largest sponsor of terrorism in the world.
“The agreement Qatar signed with the GNA on Oct. 26 is a violation of the ceasefire agreement signed in Geneva,” al-Mesmari wrote on Facebook.
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