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Tripoli Chamber of Commerce meets Spanish ambassador: Spanish companies ready to complete stalled projects, delegations to visit Tripoli soon

bySami Zaptia
June 2, 2021
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Tripoli Chamber of Commerce meets Spanish ambassador: Spanish companies ready to complete stalled projects, delegations to visit Tripoli soon

Spanish companies are ready to resume stalled projects and Spanish delegations to visit Tripoli soon says Spanish ambassador Javier García Larrache during his visit to the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce (Photo: Tripoli Chamber of Commerce).

By Sami Zaptia.

Spanish companies are ready to resume stalled projects and Spanish delegations to visit Tripoli soon says Spanish ambassador Javier García Larrache during his visit to the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce (Photo: Tripoli Chamber of Commerce).

London, 2 June 2021:

Spain seeks to activate cooperation with Libya and Spanish companies are ready to complete their previous contracts, Spain’s Ambassador to Libya Javier García Larrache.

He also expressed his country’s desire to open new horizons for cooperation in all fields and at all levels between his country and Libya.

The statement came during his visit to the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture last Sunday and his meeting with its head Mohamed Gaddah.

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The Ambassador referred to the arrival of an economic delegation comprising several businessmen to Libya during the next few days, and disclosed that arrangements are being made in his country for the visit of a large high-level economic delegation to Libya at a later time.

SMEs and diversification

For his part, the head of the Tripoli Chamber indicated that the urgent need at the present time, which would consolidate economic relations between the two countries, is cooperation in the field of small and medium industries, and the extent to which Spain and Spanish companies that manufacture machines and small factories contribute can to this urgent strategic endeavour for Libya to diversify its sources of income.

It was also agreed to build bridges of communication through the embassy between the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce and the Chambers of Commerce and Industry in Madrid and Barcelona to conclude cooperation agreements that serve businesses in both countries and allow them to cooperate.

The Tripoli Chamber also highlighted the importance and necessity of the affiliation of Spanish companies and their branches operating in Libya to the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce in order to receive the necessary support and assistance to facilitate their administrative procedures in the relevant Libyan institutions.

 

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