Turkey’s recent agreements with the Government of National Accord in Libya over maritime borders and the deployment of troops to the North African country, as well as its co-sponsorship with Russia of a ceasefire proposal, have revealed it to be a major player in the Libyan issue.

European foreign ministers met Monday to discuss reviving a naval mission in the Mediterranean in order to enforce an arms embargo against Libya’s warring parties.

The embassies of 14 European countries as well as Canada have expressed grave concern over the abduction of MP Siham Sergiwa, and reiterated their call for her immediate release.

European Union high representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Joseph Burrell, revealed that he does not exclude the possibility of forming a European military mission to implement the task of monitoring the ceasefire in Libya.

EU will be prepared in case of any migration wave from Libya amid crisis in the region, an EU official said on Wednesday, Anadolu reports.

The European Union sees Libya as a priority and will help implement any decisions that may be taken at the upcoming conference in Berlin, EU Spokesman Peter Stano said.

European Parliament President, David Sassoli has disclosed that there is a European process underway for mediation and initiative on the military conflict in Libya, giving no further details on the matter, Italian Aki news agency reported Tuesday.

More robust U.S. diplomacy is urgently needed in Libya, not just to halt Haftar’s destructive campaign but to salvage U.S. credibility in a region marked by multipolarity and increasing defiance of the West.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said he wishes to invite Tunisia, Algeria and Qatar to be part of the Berlin Conference on the Libyan crisis, as he met with officials in Tunis.

The new Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune said his country won’t accept being excluded from the efforts to resolve Libya’s crisis and the efforts to stabilize Libya.