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Several outcomes of the Djerba International Business Forum revealed

bySami Zaptia
June 3, 2021
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By Sami Zaptia.

Several agreements between Libya and Tunisia were signed at the Djerba International Business Forum (Photo: DIBF).

London, 3 June 2021:

Numerous outcomes of the Djerba International Business Forum (DIBF) held between 28-29 May in Djerba have come to light.

These include the signing of a set of agreements in various fields to overcome all obstacles facing Libyan and Tunisian investors, especially in the field of money transfer and ownership.

The agreements include:

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  • Establishing a Tunisian-Libyan Economic Council.

The Council is to work on networking Tunisian-Libyan economic relations and increasing their support. It is to follow up on the agreements concluded at the forum and to resolve all the problems that may be encountered by investors from both sides.

  • Several agreements were concluded between businesses and organizations from the two countries, the most important of which were:

A partnership agreement that included:

Libya’s Zawia Chamber of Industry, Commerce and Agriculture with:

  • Tunisia’s Association for Development, Investment and International Cooperation, and
  • Tunisia’s Union of Industry, Trade and Handicrafts

Its goals include developing economic relations, developing trade exchange, accompanying investors and supporting employment.

– And a partnership agreement between the South Development Bureau and the Association for Development, Investment and International Cooperation in the field of accompanying Libyan investors to promote private investment within its areas.

Several agreements were also signed between businesses from the two countries, including:

  • Establishing Tunisian health services offices in all Libyan regions
  • Establishing a higher school of health in Djerba open to Tunisians, Libyans and Africans
  • Establishing a complex of specialized medical clinics in the treatment of heart and arteries in Zawia
  • Establishing a complex of specialized medical clinics in the treatment and surgery of tumours at Zawia

Annual meetings – the next meeting at the end of year in Libya

Finally, the DIBF’s organizing bodies and the Libyan institutions agreed to turn this international forum into a regular, annual event. Both sides also agreed to hold a second forum before the end of this year in Libya.

Participants expressed their desire to restore the pattern economic relations between Tunisia and Libya to a better level than it was before 2011, by restoring the pattern of commercial exchanges and investments and developing them by liberalizing the movement of individuals, goods and capital by all possible means and facilities possible administratively, financially and logistically.

This includes the decision to adopt a unified inspection window at the land border crossing between the two countries.

 

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