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Toyota Libya has not shut down: management

byNigel Ash
August 12, 2014
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By Hadi Fornaji.

Tripoli, 12 August 2014:

Claims that Toyota’s Libyan operations have been suspended at their Misrata head office have been denied . . .[restrict]by top management there.

There had been social media reports that the Toyota facility, which includes a state-of-the-art training school, had been closed.

“I am in my Misrata office and working normally ” Abdulraheim Muftah  Deputy Manager of Toyota Libya’s Corporate Division told the Libya Herald today. “Despite the challenges posed by the security situation and a drop in sales, we are working normally”.

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The Toyota training school in the city’s Free Trade Zone has been running  since November 2012. In that time 35 Libyans from around the country have graduated from the three-month Discover Your Talent programme, which includes general maintenance, administrative skills and English language. The latest batch  of 14 students was awarded certificates at a ceremony this May attended by senior Toyota executives from Japan. [/restrict]

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