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Tripoli Chamber of Commerce holding meeting on solar energy

bySami Zaptia
March 30, 2021
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By Sami Zaptia.

Solar panels on display in central Tripoli (Photo: By Sami Zaptia from archives).

London, 30 March 2021:

The Tripoli Chamber of Commerce is holding a meeting at its headquarters with its members on solar energy tomorrow.

The Tripoli Chamber said all economies have become dependent on pushing the private sector to advance the local economy, and this meeting is an opportunity for cooperation and an exchange of ideas and experiences between local companies and the Chamber.

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