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Libya discusses establishing iron and steel factories with Turkey’s BLC Defence Industry

bySami Zaptia
July 5, 2021
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By Sami Zaptia.

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London, 5 July 2021:

The Minister of Industry and Minerals Ahmed Abuhisa met on Thursday at the Ministry’s Tripoli headquarters with BLC Defence industry

The Ministry reported that the Minister discussed ways and opportunities for cooperation between the ministry and the company in the fields of investment, especially with regard to establishing factories for the manufacture and re-manufacturing of iron and steel.

For its part, BLC Defence industry expressed its willingness to provide a detailed presentation on the areas that can be benefited from in the industry and minerals sector in Libya.

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