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LBC and LIU to establish a private sector finance and investment group

bySami Zaptia
January 20, 2024
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The Libyan Business Council (LBC) and the Libyan Industry Union (LIU) is to establish a finance and investment group. The LBC and LIU are the private sector association and lobby groups.

The news was revealed by the LBC on Wednesday after a preparatory meeting was held on the same day under the auspices of the LIU.

The LBC reported that the finance and investment group would include the participation of:

  • Central Bank of Libya.
  • The Islamic Development Bank.
  • Ministry of Finance.
  • Privatisation and Investment Board (PIB).
  • LBC
  • LIU
  • Al Baraka Insurance Company.

During the meeting, the LBC further reported, the following was agreed upon:

  • Forming a supreme committee, sub-committees, technical and financial committees, a communications committee, and a services committee.
  • Researching financing mechanisms.
  • Establishment of investment funds.
  • Holding a general conference to discuss the set of proposals that were discussed in the preparatory meeting.

It will be recalled that the LBC has talked over the last year of creating a private sector finance and investment company/companies that would fill the void left by the Libyan banking sector by financing and investing in companies and sectors to activate the private sector economy.

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The company will be open to all interested investors and headed by capital from the members of the LBC and LIU.

 

Tags: FinanceInvestmentlbc libyan business councilLIU Libyan Industrial Unionprivate sector

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