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Tripoli Chamber leading business delegation to Saudi on 22 August

bySami Zaptia
June 5, 2023
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Tripoli Chamber leading business delegation to Saudi on 22 August

Tripoli Chamber of Commerce to lead a business delegation to Saudi on 22 August (Photo: Tripoli Chamber).

The Tripoli Chamber of Commerce is to lead a business delegation to the Saudi capital, Riadh on 22 August.

The B2B visit is co-organised by the Saudi Export Development Authority (Saudi Exports) and will introduce Saudi exporters to the Libyan delegation in the fields of:

  • Food manufacturing
  • Construction and building materials manufacturing
  • Medical manufacturing

 

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