Libya participated in the TuttoFood exhibition in Milan as part of efforts to expand trade and strengthen its role in regional food and logistics markets. Organizers said the event brought together about 5,000 exhibitors and 4,000 buyers from multiple countries. Libyan representatives highlighted infrastructure and free-zone projects aimed at positioning Libya as a gateway to African markets while promoting investment opportunities in food production, logistics, and international trade cooperation.
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Libya Joins Milan Food Exhibition
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18/05/2026
Libya participated in the TuttoFood exhibition in Milan as part of efforts to expand trade and strengthen its role in regional food and logistics markets. Organizers said the event brought together about 5,000 exhibitors and 4,000 buyers from multiple countries. Libyan representatives highlighted infrastructure and free-zone projects aimed at positioning Libya as a gateway to African markets while promoting investment opportunities in food production, logistics, and international trade cooperation.
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