Libyan defence minister meets with army commanders
Colonel al Mahdi al Borghosi
Tripoli - Arab Today
Commissioner of the Libyan Defense Ministry at the Libyan National Reconciliation Government Colonel al Mahdi al Borghosi on Tuesday held a meeting with commanders of the Air Force Brigadier General Hussein Bodia, Air Defense Forces Abdel Basset Grade and Navy Commander Salim Rahmoua.
The Libyan Defense Ministry Media Office said the meeting covered the future of the military institution and victories achieved over the terrorist groups in Sirte and other cities.
The meeting also discussed means of developing the military institution to carry on its mission.
The commanders also highlighted the importance of military training for the combat units in order to hone their combat skills.
Source: MENA
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