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Libyan Investment Authority

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Aug 11 Sami Zaptia

Op-Ed: ‘’There are no litigations between competing factions seeking control over the LIA’’

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Jul 29 Sami Zaptia

LAP preparing ‘‘aggressive’’ rescue plan for LAP GreenN: to invest in new technology and growth

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Waha Oil in 10-year Bulayla Tower lease deal
Jul 5 Michel Cousins

Waha Oil in 10-year Bulayla Tower lease deal

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Jul 3 Michel Cousins

There was no breech with Ugandan authorities for Dairi to solve says Boukatef

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English High Court appoints Receiver to manage LIA litigations against Goldman Sachs and Societe Generale
Jul 2 Sami Zaptia

English High Court appoints Receiver to manage LIA litigations against Goldman Sachs and Societe Generale

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Jul 2 Sami Zaptia

Ivory Coast will not nationalize Libyan GreenN telecoms company, but will consolidate it into new company

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LIA chairman Bouhadi part of Thinni bilateral Malta talks on commerce and investments
Jul 2 Sami Zaptia

LIA chairman Bouhadi part of Thinni bilateral Malta talks on commerce and investments

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Jun 25 Sami Zaptia

Ivory Coast nationalizes Libyan mobile company, GreenN, for unpaid debts

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Jun 23 Sami Zaptia

Thinni accuses former LIA chairman Breish of fraud

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Jun 13 Nigel Ash

Deal over LIA control appears to put $3.2 billion Goldman/Société Generale cases back on track

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