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Libya-France Finance Forum to be held in Paris on June 8
via Libya Herald1 min read
The Libya-France Finance Forum, co-located with Euro Place Meetings, is scheduled for June 8 in Paris. This event aims to support the growing economic and financial projects between Libya and France. The forum will offer participants a platform to understand the Libyan banking and financial sector, identify business and collaboration opportunities, and engage with key institutional and financial stakeholders, particularly from the Libyan banking sector. The presence of the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya is expected to enhance discussions and provide insights into Libya's financial landscape and potential collaborations with French entities. The forum is designed to foster sustainable economic and financial partnerships between the two countries.
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