Libyan Export Development Authority to launch subsidised direct shipping service to Sub-Saharan African ports

The Libyan Export Development Authority (LEDA) announced yesterday that it is launching a direct subsidised shipping line to Sub-Saharan Africa ports.

The LEDA said it has been engaged in several discussions with Libyan shipping companies as well as the Moroccan authorities to cooperate in facilitating a direct shipping line through Moroccan ports to sub-Saharan African ports.

LEDA said the shipping line will save on shipping line as well as a discounted rate of about 50 per cent. It said this reflects its efforts to support Libyan exports and open export opportunities to sub-Saharan African countries.

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