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Large Italian representation announced at LIBYA BUILD 2012

bySami Zaptia
August 2, 2012
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Tripoli, 12 May:

ICE, the Italian Government Agency that supports the marketing of Italian firms abroad, announces that there will be over . . .[restrict]130 Italian firms at the next edition of the Libya Build exhibition (20-24 May).

Over 60 firms will be located in pavilion 58, whilst the rest will be spread among pavilions 50, 57, 84, etc.

The Italian firms will occupy over 20% of the whole of Libya Build’s area.

The participating Italian firms will be offering many services and products, many of them for the first time, aiming to satisfy as many of the requests as possible from Libyan operators in the construction sector.

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‘For us, Libya is not just a “friendly” country, but it is a “brotherly” country, and brothers must always be helped in hard times, such as those that the new Libya is experiencing at this time’, commented Umberto Bonito, Director of the Tripoli ICE office.

‘Italian companies are coming in large numbers offering to help, and, we are certain that Libya is happy to be helped by Italy. The revolution has cancelled the whole past but the friendship that has tied our two countries for a long time – even the revolution is not able to cancel that friendship!!’

In order to discover some interesting opportunities, please visit the Italian companies exhibiting in pavilions no. 58, 57, 50 and 84 at the Libya Build exhibition 20-24 May [/restrict]

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