Libyan, Indonesian and Tunisian B2B meetings held at Tripoli International Fair 2025

Libyan, Indonesian and Tunisian B2B meetings held at Tripoli International Fair 2025 – MoU’s signed

B2B meetings were hosted by and at the 51^st Tripoli Internation Fair 2025 between Libyan, Indonesian and Tunisian companies last Saturday (26 April).

‎Tripoli Internation Fair said the B2B meetings came within the framework of the Business and Economic Outreach Forum, and brought together elite companies, businessmen and investors from the three countries, with the aim of enhancing economic cooperation and exploring partnership and investment opportunities between the two sides.‎

‎The sessions, in the presence of Didi Rifai, Chargé d’affaires and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Embassy of Indonesia, witnessed the signing of several cooperation agreements, in several sectors, between Libyan and Indonesian companies.‎

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