SME conference must announce specific projects: Economy Minister Hwej
By Sami Zaptia. Speaking at today's SME conference in Tripoli, Economy Minister Mohamed Hwej said the event must announce specific ...
Tag: SMEs
SME stock market initiative discussed
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: The Ministry of Economy and Trade). London, 13 October 2021: The Ministry of Economy and Trade ...
Libya International Forum for Small and Medium Enterprises delayed to 1-4 November – the Sports City, Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. The delayed Libya International Forum for Small and Medium Enterprises will now take place on 1-4 November ...
Business survey shows SMEs struggling with lack of funding, currency fluctuations and policy instability
By Sami Zaptia. (Photo: EU4PSL). London, 5 July 2021: Expertise France released a field survey-based publication on the profile and ...
Tripoli Chamber signs agreement with Indonesia’s SME entity
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: TCCI). London, 27 January 2021: Tripoli Chamber of Commerce signed a Letter of Intent with Indonesia’s ...
Job creation, SME, spatial development, and model business centres around oilfields – discussed by NOC and Labour Ministry
By Sami Zaptia. Libya's Tripoli Ministry of Labour is to establish job-creating SME projects around oilfields and installations (Logo: Ministry ...
Arab Commercial Bank interested in Libya SME partnerships
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: EU4PSL). London, 3 July 2020: The Arab Commercial Bank (ACB) bank expressed its strong interest in ...
A small project with big clout: The Libya Economic Empowerment Project (LEE) comes to a close
By Intissar K.Rajabany. MEDA activity across Libya 2012-2020 (Photo: MEDA). Tripoli, 28 March 2020: The economic system in Libya is ...
Tripoli Chamber and Norwegian Board International organise certified business model development training
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli Chamber of Commerce and the Norwegian Board of Training organise business model training in Tripoli (Photo: ...
Benghazi university and CBL workshop on bank risk and SME finance
By Sami Zaptia. London, 9 March 2020: The University of Benghazi’s Finance and Banking Department of its Faculty of Economy ...
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