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Libya and Tunisia Post sign agreement to strengthen cooperation, including accelerating post to and from Libya

bySami Zaptia
February 11, 2023
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Libya and Tunisia Post sign agreement to strengthen cooperation, including accelerating post to and from Libya

Libya Post and Tunisia Post sign cooperation agreement (Photo: Libya Post).

Libya Post signed a cooperation agreement with its Tunisian counterpart in the capital Tunis last Thursday.

Libya Post reported that the agreement is to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two in the field of postal services, including exchanging expertise and successful experiences, and accelerating the processing operations related to international mail items to and from Libya.

The strengthening of the areas of cooperation in financial and digital services, modern technologies and logistical services was also agreed.

Finally, the agreement also included the aspect related to human resources through the organization of specialized training courses for the cadres of the Libya Post Company, in addition to conducting virtual special training courses for the purpose of development in the postal field.

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