Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah called for stronger industrial and trade cooperation with China as Libya seeks to expand investment and create jobs for young people. Speaking during a Libyan-Chinese partnership session, Dbeibah invited major Chinese companies to operate in Libya and pledged to improve investment conditions. Officials said trade between Libya and China reached $520 million in February, including $223 million in Libyan exports and $297 million in Chinese imports.
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Libya Seeks Deeper China Investment
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18/05/2026
Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah called for stronger industrial and trade cooperation with China as Libya seeks to expand investment and create jobs for young people. Speaking during a Libyan-Chinese partnership session, Dbeibah invited major Chinese companies to operate in Libya and pledged to improve investment conditions. Officials said trade between Libya and China reached $520 million in February, including $223 million in Libyan exports and $297 million in Chinese imports.
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