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Cooperation agreements reached between Libyan and the Greek pharmaceutical and medical companies: Tripoli Chamber of Commerce

bySami Zaptia
February 19, 2022
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Several cooperation agreements were reached between Libyan pharmaceutical and medical supplies and services companies with their Greek counterparts, the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce reported last Wednesday.

The Tripoli Chamber said this came as part of its efforts to improve the work environment for its members, and to invest in promising opportunities by expanding the areas of economic transactions for them regionally and globally.

The agreements were reached through a virtual meeting co-organised by the Tripoli Chamber and its Athens counterpart. The Greek companies represented at the meeting were:

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It will be recalled that this meeting comes within the package of initial agreements concluded between the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce and its Athens counterpart during the recent visit by a delegation from the Tripoli Chamber to Greece.

The visit had included meetings and field visits to many major Greek companies specialized in the manufacture of medicines and equipment medical.

 

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