Libya’s import ban ”short termist, inflationary, encourages blackmarketeering”: Husni Bey
By Libya Herald editor. Tunis, 23 May 2015: Leading Libyan businessman Husni Bey condemned the move by the Tripoli-based authorities' ...
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Letter of Credit import ban on 32 items by Tripoli authorities
By Libya Herald reporter. The Tripoli authorities are freezing the import of 32 items through letters of credit for 6 ...
Libyan Industry Union discusses effects of foreign exchange shortage on economy
By Libya Herald reporter. The Libyan Industrial Union held a meeting on current problems of the Libyan economy (Logo: LIU) ...
Government reviews numerous options to solve budget deficit
Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 9 July 2014: An expanded meeting was held by the Libyan government yesterday on resolving the problems ...
The 2014 Budget calls for reduction of imports of “non-essential ” goods
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 6 July 2014: Article 25 of the 2014 budget (Law no. (13) 2014) calls upon the ...
Med Cross extends its services to and from Libya
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 27 May 2014: Italy-based shipping company Med Cross Lines has added a new ship to ...
Small business brings new flavours to Libyan market
By Taziz Hasairi. Tripoli, 22 April 2014: A new Libyan food production company which launched last month is rapidly becoming ...
Libyan 2013 exports to EU down and imports up
By Sami Zaptia. Libyan exports to the EU were down whilst its imports were up in 2013 compared to 2012, the EU's ...
Food and farming fest at Agro-Libya
By Reem Tombokti and Seraj Essul. Exports of Bebeto sweets from Turkey are steadily rising, having suffered a 60 percent ...
Tripoli’s second Modtexstyle fair
By Nadia El-Ahmar. Some traditional Libyan outfits for women, with a bridal outfit on the left (Photo: Nadia El-Ahmar) Tripoli, ...
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