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Libya and Turkey agree to activate 2014 customs agreement

byMichel Cousins
December 21, 2023
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Libya and Turkey agree to activate 2014 customs agreement

Libya and Turkey agree to activate the 2014 customs agreement (Photo: Customs Authority).

October 22, 2023

Libya and Turkey agreed on a working mechanism to activate the customs agreement on mutual administrative cooperation concluded between the two in 2014, the Customs Authority reported last Wednesday.

This came during a meeting held at the headquarters of the Turkish Ministry of Commerce in the capital, Ankara, last Wednesday, between a delegation from the Libyan Customs Authority, headed by its Director, Major General Suleiman Ali Salem, and his Turkish counterpart, and in the presence of the Commercial Attaché at the Libyan embassy, Osama Saif Al-Nasr.

Minutes of a meeting were signed between the two sides to activate the exchange of information and cooperation, and implement training activities to raise the efficiency of members of the Customs Authority.

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