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Misrata Chamber discusses obstacles to exports to Tunisia ahead of participating in Sfax Medibat 2025

bySami Zaptia
February 2, 2025
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Misrata Chamber opens registration of contracting companies to implement its projects – including foreign and JV companies

Misrata Chamber of Commerce (Logo: MCC)

Misrata Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture held a meeting today during which, it reports, the most important consequences and obstacles facing exporters in exporting their goods to Tunisia were discussed.‎

This meeting was organised to discuss the mechanism of participation in the activities of the 18th edition of the Mediterranean Building Salon, MEDIBAT 2025, which will be held from 21-24 May 2025, at the Exhibition Centre in Sfax – Tunisia.

The meeting included several manufacturers and exporters of building materials affiliated with the Chamber.‎

LBC meets Sfax Chamber of Commerce and Tunisian companies participating in ‘Libya Food Expo 2025’

Tripoli Chamber of Commerce to organise B2B meetings with Sfax Chamber in construction and contracting sectors

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Tags: export exports exportingMedibat Mediterranean Building ExhibitionMisrata Chamber of CommerceSfax Tunisia

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