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Libyan Business Council to host forum in London to attract British investment
via Libya Herald1 min read
The Libyan Business Council announced that over 50 affiliated companies will participate in the annual Libyan Business Forum in London on June 22. Organized in collaboration with the West London Chamber of Commerce, the forum aims to attract British investment to Libya, enhance trade, develop training programs, and foster practical partnerships between the private sectors of both countries. The event will also facilitate face-to-face meetings with British companies. A key highlight will be the launch of the Joint Council, in cooperation with the Libya Office at the West London Chamber of Commerce, to support communication between Libyan and British business communities and expand economic and investment cooperation.
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