On the sidelines of attending the Annual Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank held in Washington, D.C. (13 to 18 October), a delegation from the Tripoli based Libyan government held a series of meetings in D.C. with senior officials from global financial institutions, including Morgan Stanley, Bank of New York, and J.P. Morgan.
The Tripoli Libyan government said the aim of the meetings was to strengthen international financial cooperation and attract investments to support economic stability in Libya.
The Libyan delegation included Acting Minister of Oil and Gas Khalifa Abdel Sadig; Chairman of the Executive Team for Prime Minister’s Initiatives and Strategic Projects Mustafa Al-Manea; Chairman of the Libyan Investment Authority Ali Mahmoud; Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy and Trade Suhail Boushiha; and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Long-Term Investment Portfolio Abdel Fattah Ghaffar.
The meetings focused on expanding international financial partnerships, supporting asset management, diversifying the Libyan economy, and enhancing the investment environment to contribute to the stability and development of the national economy.
