Aldabaiba urges National Mining Corporation establish minerals database to maximise economic return from minerals
Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba held an extensive meeting yesterday at his Tripoli Cabinet Office with the Board of Directors ...
Tag: National Mining Corporation
Second Libya International Mining Forum and Exhibition (26 to 28 November) ended in Benghazi
The second Libya International Mining Forum and Exhibition (26 to 28 November) ended in Benghazi today. The event was organized ...
‘‘The Promising Mining Potentials and Opportunities in Southern Libya, Fezzan’’: Workshop
The National Mining Corporation and the Industrial Research Centre held a workshop at the Industrial Research Centre, Tripoli entitled ‘‘The ...
The First International Mining Exhibition and Forum, Benghazi – 26 to 28 November
The First International Mining Exhibition and Forum will be held in Benghazi from 26 to 28 November. The event is ...
Chinese company Senomaly considering operating stalled cement factory and other projects in south
Libya’s National Mining Corporation revealed today that a delegation from the Chinese company, Senomaly, toured the abandoned cement factory in ...
Chinese express interest in investing in Libya’s cement industry
By Sami Zaptia. The Ministry of Industry is discussing the creation of a technological industrial hub (Logo: Ministry of Industry ...
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