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Libya 6th International Motor Show postponed to 10-14 December

bySami Zaptia
October 26, 2013
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Libya 6th International Motor Show postponed to 10-14 December

By Sami Zaptia.

The Libya International Motorshow held at the Tripoli  International Trade Fair Grounds.

Tripoli, 26 . . .[restrict]November 2013 :

The Libya 6th Libya International Motor Show has been postponed to 10-14  December but will still be held at the Tripoli International Fair  Grounds, organisers say.

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Opening hours will be 10.00 – 19.00 Saturday to Thursday and 10.00 – 15.00 on  Friday.

The show will  cover all aspects of automobiles, spare parts, workshop equipment and  transport.

It is held in collaboration with the Libyan Automobile Club, the  General Authority for Exhibitions, General Directorate of Traffic and Licensing  and the Libyan Union for Motorcycles.

The exhibition aims to assemble the largest possible number of suppliers for  vehicles, spare parts, workshop equipment and service companies in all areas  related to road transport. It will provide for exhibitors a distinct marketing  opportunity in a specified period in one place.

On the sidelines of the exhibition a number of side events and activities  will be held including Go Karting, the Fourth Forum for Motorcycles and  Sports Cars and Eighth Meeting of Classic Cars.

There will also be a series of awareness lectures and business presentations  and panel discussions as well as lectures on traffic safety.

The exhibition is organized by Alwijha Company for exhibitions.

For more information visit: www.motorshow.ly or www.facebook.com/LYMotorshow [/restrict]

Tags: carsmotor showspare partstransportviehicles

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