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How migration, terrorism and war are redrawing North Africa’s security map
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Fusion42 · 2 September 2026 · Fusion42 review
Libya, Tunisia, and Algeria are increasing border cooperation to tackle intertwined regional threats including migrant smuggling, terrorism, and arms trafficking, responding to the spread of militant groups and regional conflicts like Sudan's civil war. This marks a strategic shift from ad hoc cooperation to a regional effort against these transnational security challenges in North Africa.
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You face a security environment where shifting alliances and cross-border threats are forcing North African states to remodel their border controls and law enforcement collaboration. This opens opportunities to provide technology and services that enhance coordinated threat detection and management across Libya, Tunisia and Algeria.
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