Libya's House of Representatives has approved the maritime zones agreement that Turkey and Libya signed in 2019. The pact concerns the delimitation of the two countries' maritime areas. Analysts described the parliamentary decision as a significant development in the regional balance in the eastern Mediterranean. They said it weakens the legal basis for objections raised by Greece and Egypt. The decision also strengthens Turkey's legal and diplomatic position in the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean. The report does not provide the vote date or tally. It presents the vote as part of a wider dispute over maritime claims involving Turkey and its neighbors.