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Libya’s General Union of Chambers of Commerce signs cooperation agreement with Jordan Chamber of Industry

bySami Zaptia
April 28, 2025
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Libyan General Union of Chambers to lead delegation to Rome’s Arab Italian Trade Forum on 28 January 2025

‎On the sidelines of the 51st session of the Tripoli International Fair‎ 2025, a cooperation agreement was signed between the General Union of Chambers of Commerce in Libya and the Jordan Chamber of Industry, in the presence of Mr. Mohamed Al-Raied, President of the Libyan General Union, and Fathi Al-Jaghbeer, President of the Jordan Chamber of Industry.‎

‎The agreement aims to strengthen economic and trade relations between the two countries, facilitate trade exchange and exchange industrial expertise, and support joint economic cooperation.‎

‎The signing of the agreement came within the framework of Jordan’s active participation in the Tripoli International Fair at its fifty-first session.‎

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