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EU4PSL and Libya’s Chambers of Commerce to conduct survey on most important obstacles facing commercial activity
By Sami Zaptia. The EU4PSL and Chambers of Commerce are conducting a business obstacles survey (Photo: EU4PSL). London, 15 October ...
Tag: Chambers of Commerce
Economy Ministry to activate role of Chambers of Commerce in its investment map
By Sami Zaptia. The Economy Ministry wants to activate the role of Chambers of Commerce in its investment map (Logo ...
Call by Chambers of Commerce and Shipping to postpone or cancel use of ECTN
By Sami Zaptia. Libya's Chambers of Commerce are calling on the Finance Ministry for the postponement or cancellation of the ...
EU to support in upgrading role of Libyan Chambers of Commerce
By Libya Herald reporter, The EU offers support to upgrade Libyan Chambers of Commerce (Photo: EU Libya Delegation). Tunis, 14 ...
Libyan-Indian business networking event held ahead of Tripoli International Fair
By Sami Zaptia. Indian ambassador Anil Trigunayat launching the Libya-India Business Network ahead of the large Indian CEO delegation and ...
Minister of Economy Abufunas calls on companies to resume their stalled projects
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 4 January: Economy Minister Mustafa Abufunas said that “the economic sector needs priority in re-building. It ...
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