By Sami Zaptia.
Tripoli, 12 January:
The Libyan British Business Council (LBBC) will be . . .[restrict]visiting Tripoli 13-16 January with a trade delegation.
“With democratic representatives elected, ministerial posts appointed, budgets assigned and priorities established, the new Libyan authorities will be looking to allocate contracts for the myriad projects and programmes that the country is embarking upon during this crucial period”, the LBBC website reports.
“Delegates will meet and discuss these contracts and related trade and investment issues with some of the country’s most influential business and political figures and will enjoy high-level networking opportunities and one-to-one briefings with Libyan public and private sector representatives”.
“This will be the first and most important occasion for Libya’s UK partners to promote their products, services, expertise and capabilities to the country’s new leadership and to the increasingly influential private sector companies and business leaders that also have an integral role to play in the process of national reconstruction that Libya is now embracing” the LBBC added.
The delegation will include 19 companies in the fields of aeronautics, investment, banking, real estate, legal, project management, engineering, architecture, design, accountancy, oil and gas, media, logistics etc. [/restrict]
