The Libyan Customs Authority’s General Administration for Combating Smuggling and Narcotics (Zahra branch) reported yesterday that, in preparation for the reopening of Tripoli International Airport, it has reviewed security and organizational arrangements for the airport.

The meeting was chaired by Major General Murad Muhammad al-Alam, Director of the General Administration, to discuss the security and organizational measures required for the resumption of operations at Tripoli International Airport ahead of its reopening.

Discussions focused on defining roles and responsibilities, delegating tasks, and strengthening coordination with other security agencies operating at the airport.

The General Administration said these efforts aim to enhance operational readiness and standardize procedures, ensuring that work can commence with efficiency and discipline.

This initiative, it added, is part of the Administration’s broader efforts to bolster security oversight, combat smuggling and narcotics, and secure one of the country’s most vital points of entry.

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