Libya’s massive rebuilding efforts to sustain double-digit growth in 2013: Barasi
Libyan Deputy Prime Minister Awad Barasi . . .speaks to MEED’s Richard Thompson (r) about the rebuilding efforts in Libya. Tripoli,...
Where next for LAIP and its $5 billion assets ?
By Nigel Ash Ahmed . . .Kashadah with some of his LAIP team (photo: Nigel Ash)Tripoli, 20 April 2013: Ahmed...
Major Tripoli development project back on line
By Michel Cousins. Model of the Waha project at the Abu Dhabi CityScape show Tripoli, 20 April 2013: Work is...
Libya looks at energy cooperation with UAE
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 20 April 2013: Deputy Prime Minister Awad Al-Barasi has had talks with the head of the...
The World Bank “Doing Business” reports – ramifications for Libya
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, 19 April 2013: The World Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) publish a regular...
UK’s Middle East Association trade mission arrives Sunday
Tripoli, 19 April 2013: The Middle East Association (MEA) and British Expertise are bringing their third trade mission in the...
Libya participates in Arabsat’s General Assembly Meeting
By Nihal Zaroug. Tripoli, 18 April 2013: The 36th Arab Satellite . . .Communications Organization’s (Arabsat) Board of Directors and...
British Water trade mission arrives Saturday
Tripoli, 17 April 2013: A trade delegation of UK companies from the water and wastewater sectors will be in Tripoli...
The IMF and the vexing issue of reforming subsidies: ramifications for Libya.
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, 17 April 2013: The IMF report based on a 22 country-case study of energy subsidy...
The IMF releases its latest world economic forecasts – Libya good in short term, but needs reform in long term.
The IMF presents . . .the 2013 World Economic Outlook report The IMF World Economic Outlook 2013 Report (WEO) released...
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Boeing signs a strategic agreement with Libya to modernize its civil aviation
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Air France flights over Libya causing concern to crew union – other airliners have been overflying since 2025
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CBL loosens foreign currency controls – including permitting cash dollar deposits and transfer
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Libyan government delegation meets – US Department of Energy – discusses developing oil and gas sector and strategic energy projects
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Chevron and Libya’s National Oil Corporation sign MoU to evaluate shale oil and gas resources – estimated at 18 billion barrels and 123 trillion cft
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