Benghazi Chamber of Commerce participated in an expanded meeting held last Monday (6 July) to discuss arrangements for a workshop aimed at launching the first tranche of investment Sukuk (Islamic bonds) designated for the private sector.
The workshop will be held on 25 July.
The Chamber said ths initiative is being conducted in collaboration with the Libyan Stock Market and Amwal Securities Brokerage Company.
The meeting addressed the regulatory and technical aspects of the workshop, including its objectives, key themes, target audience, and implementation mechanisms.
The initiative aims to raise awareness about investment Sukuk and their role in providing modern financing tools that support the private sector and enhance the investment environment in Libya.
The event aims to explain the mechanisms of investment Sukuk, showcase opportunities for utilizing them, and raise awareness of their importance as a modern financing tool supporting economic activity.
Participants emphasized the importance of continued coordination and cooperation among the concerned parties to ensure the workshop's success and the achievement of its goals.
This effort aims to foster a culture of investment in Sukuk and open new horizons for the private sector to utilize these financing tools in accordance with best practices, thereby supporting economic development and enhancing the investment climate in Libya.