Tripoli Business Incubator accepts first fifty private online stores to participate in the Intensive E-Commerce Camp

Tripoli Business Incubator announced yesterday that it has accepted the registration of the first 50 private online stores to participate in the Intensive E-Commerce Camp.

The trainings will be carried out in two groups in an intensive training programme aimed at developing and promoting the growth of online stores

A new version of the camp will be launched after Eid al-Fitr to allow for the participation of a larger number of entrepreneurs and online stores.

This programme is part of the SML III programme implemented by the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), funded by the European Union and the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), in cooperation with the Tripoli Business Centre of the National Programme for Small and Medium Enterprises.

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Tripoli Business Incubator accepts first fifty private online stores to participate in the Intensive E-Commerce Camp

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Libya Forum for E-commerce and SME Summit 2025 opened in Tripoli from 25 to 27 November

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