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Forbes ‘‘Building the Future’’ Libya summit will be held in Tripoli from 29 to 30 May – Aldabaiba keynote speaker

bySami Zaptia
April 26, 2025
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Forbes ‘‘Building the Future’’ Libya summit will be held in Tripoli from 29 to 30 May – Aldabaiba keynote speaker

Forbes Middle East announced last Wednesday (23 April) that Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, will be the keynote speaker at its ‘‘Building the Future’’ Summit in Tripoli on May 29-30.

Forbes said his leadership and vision will help shape a dynamic dialogue on Libya’s economic transformation, investment landscape, and future potential.

Forbes added that there will be a powerful lineup of speakers, featuring leading voices from across government, business, and global investment for insights and perspectives that will shape Libya’s next chapter of economic growth and transformation.

The event, they added, will bring together prominent leaders from government, business, and investment to explore the future of Libya’s economy through innovation, reform, and strategic collaboration.

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