Libyan Export Promotion Authority explains policy to establish fishing boats factory
The Libyan Export Promotion Authority (LEPA) said the justification for its policy to establish a fishing boats factory in Libya ...
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Health Ministry discusses reactivating and revitalizing the national pharmaceutical industry
Libya’s Tripoli based Ministry of Health is discussing reactivating the local pharmaceutical industry. This came during the holding of the ...
Libyan entities discuss restarting local pharma production at Rabta factory with Italian company Pharmacom
The Ministry of Health revealed yesterday that, together with other Libyan entities, it had held discussions with the Italian company ...
”Best Libya Product’’ 2024 food sector awards held
The Ministry of Industry and Minerals and the National Industry Promotion Authority (NIPA) conferred yesterday the inaugural awards for Libyan ...
Libya’s TIKA Manufacturing lands adhesive export contract to Grenada
Libya’s Benghazi based Tika Construction Chemicals Manufacturing company has informed Libya Herald that it has landed a contract to supply ...
Workshop on protecting local industry was held in Tripoli
A workshop took place last Tuesday (24 September) in Tripoli organized by the National Industry Promotion Authority (NIPA) in cooperation ...
Workshop on protecting local industrial production and reducing dumping policies to be held in Tripoli on 24 September
The Tripoli Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the National Industry Promotion Authority (NIPA), announced last Thursday (19 September) that ...
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