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Libyan-Moroccan businesses to meet on fringe of TIF

bySami Zaptia
March 31, 2014
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Libyan-Moroccan businesses to meet on fringe of TIF

The Libyan Moroccan business leaders meeting in Casablanca on 13 March (Photo: Tripoli Chamber of Commerce).

By Sami Zaptia.

The Libyan Moroccan business leaders meeting in Casablanca on 13 March (Photo: Tripoli Chamber of Commerce).
The Libyan Moroccan business leaders meeting in Casablanca on 13 March (Photo: Tripoli Chamber of Commerce).

Tripoli, 31 March 2014:

Libyan and Moroccan business leaders will be meeting next Thursday 3rd April from 9.30 am at . . .[restrict]the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce on the fringe of the 42 Tripoli International Fair (TIF) starting from 2-12 April.

The meeting will include all the representatives of Moroccan companies that will be part of the Royal Moroccan pavilion at the fair. The Moroccan delegation will be headed by the President of the Casablanca Chamber of Commerce and the head of the Joint Libyan-Moroccan Economic Chamber.

This meeting is a continuation of an earlier meeting held on 13 March in Casablanca by the two sets of business leaders.

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The Tripoli Chamber of Commerce extends an invitation to all those interested in furthering Libyan-Moroccan business relations to attend the meeting at its central Tripoli headquarters. [/restrict]

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