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The Libyan – Tunisian Trade Forum will be held in Benghazi on 13 February

bySami Zaptia
February 11, 2024
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The Libyan – Tunisian Trade Forum will be held in Benghazi on 13 February

28 Tunisian companies covering 50 sectors took part in the Libyan - Tunisian Trade Forum held in Benghazi on 13 February (Photo: Benghazi Chamber).

The Benghazi Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture today announced the holding of the Libyan-Tunisian Trade Forum in the city of Benghazi on 13 February.

The event will be held in cooperation with Emaar Libya Holding Company and the Tunisian Export Promotion Centre (Centre de Promotion des Exportations de la Tunisie – CEPEX).

The Benghazi Chamber said the Tunisian companies participating are in the following sectors:

1- Interior and exterior paint and building supplements and supplies.

2- Oil services companies.

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3- Importing frozen meat.

4- Health care and hospital equipment.

5- Medicines and medical equipment.

6- Perfumes, makeup materials and nutritional supplements.

7- Engineering and consulting offices.

8- Food industries, packaging, packing, and cleaning materials.

9- Cement industries and chemical products processing water, concrete, sponge and additives to treat moisture.

10- Contracting, water desalination and wastewater companies.

11- Manufacture and supply of buses and spare parts.

12- Private transportation and transportation companies.

13- Suppliers of feed, animal, and agricultural products.

14- Health insurance companies.

15- Professional clothing for security and safety.

Tags: Benghazi Chamber of CommerceTunisia Tunisian TunisiansTunisian Export Promotion Centre (Centre de Promotion des Exportations de la Tunisie - CEPEX

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