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Pilot test of the Foreign Trade Information Point platform “Tasheel” for Libya Trade Network launched

bySami Zaptia
December 2, 2024
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Pilot test of the Foreign Trade Information Point platform “Tasheel” for Libya Trade Network launched

The General Union of Chambers of Commerce hosted yesterday the launch of the pilot test of the Foreign Trade Information Point platform “Tasheel” for Libya Trade Network.

The event was attended by Mohamed Al-Raied, President of the General Union of Chambers of Commerce, and Mohamed Al-Darwish, Chairman of the Board of the Network, along with several officials, from the management of the network and the management of the General Union, in addition to the operational team of the platform, and a group of experts in the commercial field.

Platform to contribute to facilitating foreign trade
The General Union said the platform will contribute effectively to facilitating foreign trade, providing all procedural and legal information related to commercial activity, and providing services to traders, suppliers and exporters, as well as transit trade.

The team also reviewed the main and sub-components of the platform, and explained how to access it, as the platform is managed by a group of consultants and specialists who provide support and answer users’ inquiries.

‎The official launch of the “Tasheel” platform will take place on the seventeenth of December.‎

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