The Libyan International Forum on Cooperative Partnerships and Funding Funds, organized by the Libyan Businessmen’s Council (LBC), concluded its work yesterday.
The forum was held under the auspices of the Economic Committee of the High State Council and saw wide participation from representatives of government agencies, financial institutions, the private sector, and economic experts from both inside and outside Libya.
The forum was inaugurated by Mohamed Takala, President of the High State Council.
The forum served as a specialized dialogue platform to discuss the role of cooperative partnerships and financing funds in supporting economic development, promoting investment in industrial zones, and improving the business environment. It also reviewed practical experiences and initiatives related to financing and industrial development.
The forum sessions addressed the legislative and regulatory frameworks supporting cooperative partnerships, mechanisms for financing productive projects, and ways to activate the role of the private sector as a key partner in implementing economic policies, in line with national development priorities.
At the conclusion of its proceedings, the forum issued a set of practical recommendations aimed at strengthening institutional coordination, developing relevant legal frameworks, and supporting private sector initiatives.
These recommendations will be submitted to the relevant authorities for follow-up and implementation according to clear mechanisms.
