Webinar held involving over 80 German companies interested in Libyan market – energy, health and education dominated discussion

bySami Zaptia

May 19, 2021

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By Sami Zaptia.

Over 80 German companies participated in a webinar on the Libyan market (Photo: Arab German Chamber).

London, 19 May 2021:

A webinar involving over 80 German companies on ‘‘Business Opportunities for German Companies in Libya’’ was held yesterday. The event was organized by the Arab German Chamber and included German State Minister Marco Wanderwitz and Germany’s ambassador to Libya Oliver Owcza.

Owcza inputted his insights on Libya into the webinar and reported that there was great interest from German companies in Libya’s energy, health and education sectors.

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