Ministry of Oil discusses investment by Libya Africa Investment Portfolio in two projects
The Minister of Oil and Gas, Mohamed Aoun, discussed the possibilities of the Libya Africa Investment Portfolio’s (LAIP) contribution to ...
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Libya Africa Portfolio wins supreme court final judgement in Germany to recover US$ 16 million
Libya’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation announced yesterday the recovery of a sum of US$ 16 million dollars ...
LAIP wins US$ 16 million Berlin court fraud case
By Sami Zaptia. London, 7 October 2021: The Libya Africa Investment Portfolio announced yesterday that a Berlin court had issued ...
African states liquidating Libyan assets on flimsy pretexts
By Sami Zaptia. Libya's Tripoli Foreign Minister, Mohamed Siala, said African states were liquidating Libyan assets on flimsy pretexts (Photo: ...
LAP considering increased investments in ‘‘profitable’’ Morocco
By Sami Zaptia: LAP revealed that it is considering increasing its investments in Morocco after its visit last week (Photo: ...
Managing Director of LAP Ahmed Kashadah passes away
By Sami Zaptia. Ahmed Kashadah, Managing Director of LAP passed away last week in a Malta hospital after a long ...
Brega’s new board announces new ambitious plans for increased business activities
By Sami Zaptia. Brega Petroleum Marketing has announced plans for expanded investments and projects domestically and abroad (Logo: Brega). London, ...
Libya business networking forum cautiously optimistic
By Sami Zaptia. The Future Business Opportunities in Libya conference in Malta (Photo: Sami Zaptia) Malta, 7 December 2016: The inaugural ...
LPTIC wins fourth mobile licence in Ivory Coast
By Sami Zaptia. LPTIC announced that it had won the fourth mobile operating licence in Ivory Coast. Tripoli, 18 September ...
LAP is looking for JV partners in a stable Libya
By Sami Zaptia. Ahmed Kashadah Managing Director of LAP speaking at the LBBC event at the House of Lords(Photo: LAP). ...
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