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Zliten Chamber of Commerce signs MoU with Tangiers Chamber of Commerce to enhance economic cooperation

bySami Zaptia
December 13, 2025
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Zliten Chamber of Commerce announced today that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Services of Morocco.

The Chamber said this comes as part of its efforts to support the investment environment and strengthen the role of the private sector in the national economy,

The MoU was signed by Jalal Bani, Chairman of the Zliten Chamber’s Board of Directors, and Abdelatif Afellal, President of the Moroccan Chamber.

The MoU aims to enhance coordination and technical integration between the two sides to serve their shared economic interests. This will be achieved by facilitating visa procedures for business owners, organizing joint exhibitions, and exchanging information, expertise, and training programmes.

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The MoU also includes preparations for a “Made in Libya” exhibition in Morocco and a “Made in Morocco” exhibition in Libya, as well as organizing a Libyan Moroccan Economic Forum in Tripoli, and working to support and encourage the private sector in both countries.

Zlitan Chamber said this memorandum comes within the vision of the Zliten Chamber and under the sponsorship and follow-up of the Ministry of Economy and Trade, in line with the directions of the Libyan state towards diversifying sources of income, attracting investments, and creating a stimulating economic climate that contributes to driving the wheel of development within Libya.

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