Libya’s economy minister met the UK ambassador in Tripoli to review ways to activate trade and investment memorandums of understanding. Talks focused on encouraging British firms to enter the Libyan market, supporting partnerships with local investors, and improving the business climate. The British side reaffirmed support for Libya’s economic stability and readiness to cooperate through its trade office to advance long term commercial projects across multiple sectors during forthcoming bilateral engagements in 2026 period ahead.
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Libya, UK Seek Trade MoUs
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19/01/2026
Libya’s economy minister met the UK ambassador in Tripoli to review ways to activate trade and investment memorandums of understanding. Talks focused on encouraging British firms to enter the Libyan market, supporting partnerships with local investors, and improving the business climate. The British side reaffirmed support for Libya’s economic stability and readiness to cooperate through its trade office to advance long term commercial projects across multiple sectors during forthcoming bilateral engagements in 2026 period ahead.
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