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Organised and scheduled B2B meetings will be held throughout the 50th Tripoli International Fair

bySami Zaptia
May 16, 2024
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300 companies exhibiting at 50th Tripoli International Fair

B2B meetings are part of the programme for the 300 companies exhibiting at the 50th Tripoli International Fair (Photo: Economy Ministry).

Organisers of the 50th Tripoli International Fair reported that productive meetings between businessmen and investors took place on Wednesday (15 to 21 May).

These important B2B sessions, it added, held alongside the exhibition, facilitated discussions on enhancing economic growth. They also aim to maximize the benefits for participating companies. Business leaders from Libya, Malaysia, Tunisia, and Algeria convened to explore various proposals for collaboration, deal exchanges, and economic development initiatives.

The meetings were conducted at the historical reception hall within the premises of the Tripoli International Fair. The B2B programmes continues daily until the conclusion of the event, providing an opportunity for participants who have not yet engaged to connect and familiarize themselves with the activities of exhibiting companies and institutions.

These bilateral meetings are organized using a digital platform under the supervision of the General Authority for Exhibitions. Alongside these details, a schedule outlining upcoming meetings is published, inviting all interested parties to participate and contribute to enriching these engagements.

 

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